Brow Lift for Naturally Low Brows?

Either Botox (temporary, limited change in brow position) or a browlift (long-lasting, can achieve significant brow lift) are typically used to raise your brow position. For specific advice based on your concerns and anatomy seek a consultation with a facial plastic surgery specialist.  

 The brow lift procedure is performed on patients who have low eyebrows in attempt to raise the eyebrows and give better facial balance to the upper third of the face. There  are many variables with the surgery including placement of the incision for the hairline (which can be raised or lowered), softening and adjustments of the corrugator, frontalis, and procerus muscles along with adjusting asymmetry of the eyebrows. It is best to seek an in-person consultation and examination. Seen  the link and the video below for examples of brow lifting in our practice

There is no best way but you should consult with a local plastic surgeon and find out what options are available for you.  Endoscopic techniques are certainly attractive but subcutaneous techniques are much easier to revise if needed.  Find out what will work for you and make your decisions based on the information you have.

Brooke Shields is the classic example of a beautiful girl that looked older than her age at 14 in "The Blue Lagoon".  The issues that cause low brows with ageing may already be present at an early age, usually occuring in other family members.  The most effective and long lasting way to lift the brows to a more appropriate level for your age would be an endoscopic brow lift. The attachments are separated from the eyelids to the bone and the brows are lifted after they are released. The incisions are small and hidden in the hair.

 The solutions, of course depend on how low your eyebrows are.  This is regardless of whether they are naturally low or have dropped with age and effects of gravity.  For truly aesthetically low eyebrows, on women, a Browlift is the most effective and long lasting.  While I have seen women as young as 20 with eyebrows, low enough for the surgery, I have not performed one on anyone younger than 25 years of age.

Without a photo and exam it is hard to answer your concerns. In my past, I have performed endoscopic browlifts successfully in the younger patient who only needs mild correction. This may be an option for you. Consult a board certified plastic surgeon in your area. All the best

Browlift surgery raises eyebrows as does plucking and eyebrow pencil( or permanent makeup).Botox therapy is something to try. It is not permanent .