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Eyebrow asymmetry, strong muscle around right eye. Do I go for an eyebrow lift or how do I fix it long term?

Mrh41787Aug 24, 2020
I’ve been getting dysport for eyebrow asymmetry as well as in my crows feet area on the same side (right) as the muscle there pulls stronger than the other. I’ve tried a few different doctors and nurses and they have used different techniques. I’ve dealt with this eyebrow asymmetry and it popping up Spock style when I smile, the stretched eyelid skin and way the muscle near my temple bulges when I smile. Do I go for an eyebrow lift or how do I fix it long term? 33 50+ spf non smoker

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