Dual brow lift, then a blepharoplasty surgery on right eyelid 3 months later. Later the Left eyelid started to settle lower. I went to the doctor and they said I should wait three months. I waited and once I returned he said with since one was done likely caused the other to come down and should wait another 6 months. He said I could go to a plastic surgeon and see if they will do it. With waiting so long said I'd have to do the light test again, stuff for insurance purposes. feel should do it.
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This can be done under local anesthesia. If properly done it will lift the entire brow, medial and lateral. It will not leave a noticeable scar since hair grows through and in front of the incision. Make sure you see the actual hairline photos with the hairline totally exposed.
The fact that you had trauma to this area may reveal that the bump is an osteoma. They are commonly found on the forehead. I would recommend a CT scan to make that determination. Using a transcutaneous trichophytic browlift technique, the bump can be removed and the brow lifted at the same time.
Upper blepharoplasty would be main procedure you need. Canthoplasty should not be necessary. Brow lift can be considered. It is important to see an expert and discuss realistic goals and risks and benefits.