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It is possible to lower brows in selected patients. Incision is place through an upper eyelid or brow, a resorbable plate is placed in the bone and forehead tissue and brows are pulled into desired position and fixed over the plate. Botox can be used for the same purpose. Hope this helps.
I would try some heavy neurotoxin first to the frontalis to try to drop the brows in a relatively non-permanent manner. As you age, your brows will naturally come down and if you do anything to them too soon it might impact your vision in the future.
Hi, Looks like you want the opposite of what mostly all others are seeking; a lower brow rather than your naturally higher one. Some botox, or other botulinum toxin injected above your brow will relax the muscle that pulls it up and will thus lower the brow. This would likely last around 3 months, but in some cases can also have some longer term effects, as it will continuously weaken the muscle. With age, your brows will naturally drop as well, so it might not be a great idea to have surgery and promote those changes. Even if you decide to go the surgical route, trying botox once or twice is a great idea before committing to permanent changes. Good luck.
Yes, you can lower your eyebrows temporarily with Botox injections every six months without the need for surgery. I believe this is a good option because, to be honest, your request doesn’t make much sense to me. There’s a chance you might regret your decision in the future.