Hello doctors. I feel my eyebrows are to low on my face and would like to raise them. It seems like brow botox does a great job of that, but it always creates an arch. I would like the keep my eyebrows more straight, and just raise the front part of my eyebrow (like the woman in the second photo). Would brow botox do that? or would I have to get a brow lift?
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These are not too complicated as far as technical issues, but you will need to ask your surgeon directly if he performs and has expertise in these additional procedures, as some rhinoplasty specialists limit their practice.
To refresh your look and eliminate frown lines as well as deep wrinkles between the eyebrows, forehead, and near the eyes, Botox/Dysport injections are the safest and most proven minimally invasive option. After a thorough consultation we will examine your facial musculature and precisely...
When you excise an ellipse of skin then you can sometimes get some fullness at the ends called a "dog ear" in common parlance or standing cutaneous deformity in doctor-speak. You should be able to have a small ellipse of additional skin removed in the office with resolution of the bump.
