Can my forehead lift be covered by medicaid?

Before undergoing any procedure please have an ophthalmic evaluation.  In my experience dry eye worsening is much more common after blepharoplasty than brow lifting.  However, it can occur with both.  There are ways to assess your corneal (ocular) protective mechanisms which will...

Brow asymmetry is quite common, but there are many different potential causes for this problem, including nerve weakness or injury, eyelid malposition, or simple facial asymmetry. In many cases, Botox can be used to improve the brow asymmetry. In some cases, brow lifting techniques can be...

The outer brow is the most common part of the brow to droop.  There are a couple of surgeries that will help to elevate this area.  You can have a direct brow lift, where an incision is made just above the brow hairs. and a piece of skin is removed.  When the incision is limited...

In my experience it depends on the amount your brow is lifted. The more it is lifted the more the hairline is elevated.. This would be more than 1-2 mm in most cases. There are other options not to lift the hairline and even lower it while lifting the brow. All choices have pros and cons. Make...

A short scar temple lift (lateral brow lift) can be done with incisions hidden behind the hairline in most. It will give the illusion that the inner (medial) brow is lowered in relationship to the  lateral brow which is elevated. If you still want the inner brow a bit lower you can use...

I would start with Botox.  Use a little in the forehead on the high side, and a little below the brow on the low side to help elevate it.  It may take a few sessions to get the specific doses dialed in.  If you don't like it...the effect will go away with time.Alternatively, you...