Hello. I Am curious if doctors will remove fat from a brow instead of a brow lift in some circumstances. I have had a upper bleph, canthoplasty and a couple of upper eyelid revisions. It seems like the brow has dropped a bit after the procedures. It looks like there is brow fat that is causing one brow to appear as if it is weighing on the lid. Could brow fat removal fix this or should I opt for a brow lift? I've included a before and after photo. Thanks.
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Eyebrow asymmetry is very common. That being said, Botox can be used to improve pre-existing asymmetries. It's important to be evaluated by a Facial Plastic Surgeon, Plastic Surgeon, or Oculoplastic Surgeon to rule out underlying eyelid ptosis (drooping). In that situation, an...
Thank you for your question. Many times, it is not your brow, but actually your upper eyelid, which is drooping downward. You then lift the brow to help with this. You made need an eyelid ptosis repair to help with this asymmetric brow (which is a little counterintuitive). ...
A brow lift is only technically needed in cases where the brow has dropped so low that the vision is obstructed. That being said, many of my patients benefit from an elective brow lift to help them look younger. The brow position should be about 1 cm above the bone orbit rim. Please check...
