Should I Get a Browpexy Done at 33?

    This question is very difficult to answer without pictures and an exam.  Browpexy or lift does not have to produce dramatic results.  Subtle results can be obtained as well.

Analogous to the technique for performing the Nonsurgical 3D Vectoring Facelift and the Nonsurgical 3D Vectoring Necklift, the lateral eyebrows can be lifted, using a volumizing filler, such as Radiesse or Radiesse combined with Juvederm Ultra Plus XC. The principle for this approach is exactly that of the other two procedures, i.e. to reverse the downward deflationary vectoring of the aging aging (the sagging) brow with an upward and outward flare to the brow. The injection technique is quite simple and takes on a couple of minutes to perform on each side. The procedure takes only minutes to perform and yields results that are both immediate and longer term (improve over the next six to eight weeks) as neocollagenesis (new collagen formation) occurs where the volumizer was injected that leads to further retraction and benefit. Owing to its simplicity and lack of downtime, this treatment makes an excellent nonsurgical browlift option for people of any age. 

As mentioned by other surgeons, what is most important is your anatomy, not your age. If you want your eyes larger, ptosis repair might be your best option, as opposed to a browpexy or browlift.

Browpexy is used to suspend eyebrow at upper periorbital rim. It can be used to improve the amount of "eye" opening especially when your eyebrow is hanging low. Another alternative is a browlift. Without a photo or description of your hairline and eyebrow position it's hard to make definitive recommendation. This is where a face to face evaluation is critical.

Best Wishes,

Stewart Wang, MD FACS, Wang Plastic Surgery

It is difficult to tell without examining you or at least see a photo.  Brow pexy does subtle job of browlift.  There are other options too.  See a facial plastic or oculoplastic surgeon.