Would a brow lift address heavy upper lids due to excess fat?

Thank you for your question. You may have a suture absorbing and causing inflammation near a nerve or a nerve may have been bruised during the procedure, and it is just healing. Have your surgeon examine the area and assist you in determing the cause. I hope this helps!

Although some endoscopic techniques do require small holes to be drilled in the skull bone there are also other techniques that do not require this maneuver. Make sure you discuss the various options in detail with your surgeon before making a final decision.

Thank you for your question. Shaping the brows is one my favorite parts of using Botox. It requires a very detailed understanding of the underlying anatomy as well as assessing each individual while they are animating their brows. By carefully placing Botox in the muscles that depress the...

From the photos, it appears that the hump along the forehead you are describing is the rather prominent forehead ridge that is present. I have found that volumizing the depression and straightening the forehead in men with a volumizing filler will not only smooth the forehead and diminish or...

It sounds like you had an endotine implant placed to lift your brow.  If so, the implant takes 6 - 12 months to reabsorb.  I don't commonly use this device anymore but have seen patients that feel no discomfort during this time and others that are bothered by the implant. In the...

Some of your asymmetry appears to be due to asymmetry of the underlying bony structure which is not correctable. However you could make significant improvement with a unilateral brow lift.  There are several ways to do this procedure, and there are tradeoffs between the amount of correction...