Fixing uneven eyebrows due to trauma?

It would be helpful to view a few photos of your  situation. It is probably best to consult a dermatologist or plastic surgeon for an in person evaluation. Botox, brow lifting and doing nothing are all possibilities depending on the evaluation findings.

Hello,
Thank you for your question.
It is difficult to determine if Botox is right
for you without a full assessment. Botox may assist in slightly lifting
the brow. I'd recommend booking a consultation with a
skilled and qualified injector to discuss your options.
Take care.

Brow asymmetry due to trauma? I need to see photos of your face. Botox will not solve this. A brow lift is what you need but without photos I would just be guessing.

Thanks for your question. Botox is a temporary neuroparalytic that is used to eliminate wrinkles in the periorbital and forehead area. Its also works well for softening the 11s (corrugated muscle). Fillers are used to add volume to the face and also deal with dipper folds and lines such as the smile lines and marionette lines. In addition filler can be used for filling the tear trough deformity and adding volume to the cheeks and lips. Please consult with your plastic surgeon to review the best options available for you.Good Luck.

Based on the description of your injury you likely severed the nerve to your forehead muscle that lifts your brow (frontalis). Without seeing photos and doing a physical exam it is difficult to asses however botox will not likely give you adequate lift to correct the problem. A brow lift will elevate your brow but you would still not have movement on that side if the nerve has been divided. You could botox the uninjured side to lower that brow and create more symmetry but this would not likely give you an aesthetic outcome that you would be satisfied with. Your best option is to make an appointment for a consultation with a local plastic surgeon or facial plastic surgeon. Good Luck.

The problem may relate to scarring, denervation of the frontalis muscle or both.  Regardless the use of botox is probably inadequate. Photos would be helpful to give you a more direct answer, but I suggest seeing a surgeon in your area.  Regards.

Without pictures, advice is very difficult. It sounds like the problem is beyond what Botox can help with. Please see a Facial Plastic Surgeon or Plastic Surgeon to advise you further.

Botox could temporarily lift your brow but the effect is subtle and it sounds like you need more correction than that. An eyebrow lift would likely be more effective at achieving the results you want.

I need to see pictures o give you appropriate suggestions. However Botox is probably not a viable alternative. A modified brow lift, excision of scar tissue around brow, micro hair transplants if any brow hair is missing might be helpful.

This is
typically something Botox cannot fix. An asymmetric browlift with
attention paid to reconstructing the affected brow is usually required.
Make sure your surgeon is board-certified and does both cosmetic
surgery and reconstruction. Best wishes.