Brow Lift for Mid-twenties Asian Female? (photo)

   Botox can be used to create a subtle brow lift around the time of your double eyelid surgery.   If you absolutely like the look of Botox and the new brow position, a brow lift could be considered.

Thanks for the photos. I think it's great that you are considering eyebrow/upper eyelid as single aesthetic unit. The answer to your questions is based on how you like the eyebrow to be positioned and shaped. Do you preferred a particular shaped eyebrow? Do you like current eyebrow positions or you like them higher? Do you want just the outer eyebrow to be higher? There are different techniques to position and shape your eyebrows depending on your goals. Once your eyebrow is properly setup and positioned then you can plan the appropriate upper double eyelid surgery. The exact type of upper double eyelid surgery will depend on actually in person evaluation. It's quite common to remove subcutaneous fat if necessary which is just below the muscle and above the septum. 

Best Wishes,

You don't have brow ptosis, and I don't think a browlift would improve your appearance.  With Asian brow aesthetics, a flatter, more gentle contour is preferrable over a severe arch (think Fergie from Black Eyed Peas).  Even if you were to want a more pronounced arch, a subtle "Botox browlift" could achieve this look, which would be a far better option than surgery at your age if you were dead-set on achieving this look. 

As you know with your use of eyelid tape, an upper blepharoplasty will make a significant improvement in the appearance of your eyes, giving you a softer, more feminine look.  

As mentioned by others, you are a good candidate to have "double eyelid" surgery. The browlift is another matter. You do not have brow ptosis, but your brow contour is a bit flat. You could achieve a subtle arch to the brow with a conservative lateral hairline [temporal incision] browlift that would increase the distance between the brows and eyelids, but could give a subtle elevation to the outside portion of the brow to create a lateral arch.
You would need an in person consultation.

Irregular trichophytic forehead lift is what you need to raise your brows slightly and removing the excess skin. This can be done behind the hairline as well but will raise your hairline. It does not cause premature aging.

You do not appear to need a brow lift by these photos. A upper eyelid improvement with a blepharoplasty will achieve a better result

The distance between the eyebrows and the eyelashes is quite high according to this picture and a brow lift is not indicated.  It is certainly acceptable to undergo a double eyelid surgery if the patient desires more definition and an eyelid crease.

Creating a double eyelid via blepharoplasty will give you a very nice result.  I don't think a brow lift is indicated at this point, however, a consultation is always best to determine what your expectations are and what needs to be done to fulfill that.  Generally a brow lift can be done using different approaches and techniques.  I prefer to do them endoscopically so that there are only minimal incisions.  Please consult with a board certified specialist who can best assist you in achieving the results you seek.

In reviewing your photographs you do not appear to have any brow ptosis so a brow lift would not be appropriate for you.  A double eyelid procedure alone should give you a nice result.

hi daydreamer

given your age I think I would stick with just the upper eyelid surgery and keep the brow lift in your back pocket for your late 20s or mid-30s. The moment you could focus on a little bit of eyebrow grooming to accent your double eyelid surgery. At this stage in your life when you are young you want to limit what you do surgically and limit your risks. Although the risks are low they still exist. Get several consultations before proceeding and be sure to see a surgeon who has plenty of evidence that they operate on Asian patients frequently.