Brow Lift on One Brow?

Thank you for this question. Unfortunately, without photos and without seeing you with a relaxed and animated face, it is not possible to give a complete answer to your questions. In general, it is possible to perform a one-sided browlift. This is actually a common treatment for patients with Bell's palsy. There are a variety of approaches to the eyebrow, including direct pexy, mid-forehead, hairline, and endoscopic techniques. In rare cases, when one brow is treated, the other brow will drop -- owing to how the brain perceives their relative positions. A qualified facial cosmetic surgeon can help you identify the best option.

A unilateral brow lift can help with eyebrow asymmetry.  Unfortunately, the specific procedure that would be used and whether the forehead or eyelid need surgery cannot be assessed without consultation. Treatment can be as straight forward as a brow pexy, direct lift, or lateral lift or as complex as an open lift with upper eyelid and muscle work.  I would encourage you to seek an in person consultation as this issue can be addressed. There are average browlift prices on the realself website to get a "ball park" estimate.   Good luck!

From what you are describing, it sounds like an endoscopic or open browlift might be your best options for achieving brow symmetry. Without surgery, it is very likely that you will continue to have asymmetry, which is usually inherent.

Asymmetric brows can be addressed via botox [subtle] or surgery.

In my opinion, a hairline [trichophytic] approach browlift gives you the best ability to improve eyebrow asymmetry. Addressing that will often improve eyelid asymmetry.

Yes, it is possible to lift just one brow.  However, it would be very helpful if you post pictures from a few different angles and also with your brows raised and your eyes closed tight.  An in-person consultation would be the most useful.  Cost really depends on the surgery that you end up requiring.

 

Good Luck.

Yes, one brow can be made to look more like, that is similar to the other brow. It would be first important to have an exam to see why. For example is it genetic, because of a weak forehead muscle, loose skin, too strong of a muscle on the other side (more wrinkling) etc. The cost would range based on the complexity but corrective procedure can be performed on an outpatient basis with a choice of anesthetic choices.

                 If one brow is lower than the other and the skin is bunching at the eyelid on that side, then a brow lift could improve your look.  The method of brow lift will be a determinant in cost.  Probably $3000 to $5000, if you just need the one brow lifted.

First you have to find out why one brow is lower than the other.   One common cause is actually asymmetric upper eyelids with one eyelid being lower (ptosis) and causing the brow on the same side to be higher in order to assist lift the droopy upper eyelid. In that case, eyelid ptosis surgery is the solution, not brow lift. Assuming the brows are the problem, then there are surgical and nonsurgical options (botulinum toxin - Botox) available for lifting one brow and not the other. See an oculoplastic surgeon for evaluation.

Some degree of asymmetry exists in all of us. Botox or a unilateral brow lift can be used to help the more significant differences 

There are several ways to accomodate eyebrow asymmetry.  Botox can be used although this is n ot permanent. Browlifitng techniques may be posible as well, but an exam in person is essential.