Is It Possible to Get a "Brow Lift" That Just Snips the Forehead Muscles but Doesn't Lift the Skin?

Division of the frontalis muscle weakens the muscle. Years ago surgeons would remove strips of this muscle. The muscle returns with limited function even with all of this!! Any way you dont want a completely immobile forehead

There are different types of brow lifts. You can have a brow lift with surgery that will lift all the tissue, skin, and muscle. Also, you can use Ultherapy to tighten the area and/or Botox can lift the brows. It really depends upon how much correction is necessary. When you just relax the muscles of the face, like you do with Botox, you will get some elevation.  But it is not advised once you do surgery, to only snip those muscles. You need to release the tissue and lift the brow to get a lift that lasts. You must understand that nothing is permanent though, as we all continue to age and our face continues to change shape as we get older. Five years after any procedure, you may still need some kind of correction.