My brow lift is too high, will it go down a little ? (Photo)

Your brows look fine in the photos.  I'm not aware of any specific procedures involving excision of skin as you've marked which will change the position of the medial aspects of the brows.  In addition, these will leave visible scar which can be far more noticeable and be far e...

Thank you for your question. Yes, a brow lift can address this issue. We find many patients who turn to brow lift to look the way they feel. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to determine your candidacy. A brow lift will reduce the c...

It sounds like the browpexy anchor/ suture has failed but only your surgeon has the information to determine the problem and the solution. Please see your surgeon right away and hopefully you will get the result you were looking for. 

There are several options for forehead augmentation and shaping including bone cement and custom made implants. Extensive exposure (coronal incision, an incision through hair bearing scalp extending from ear to ear) is usually necessary access to remodel the entire forehead. Custom made i...

Without clinical exam it is impossible to evaluate the nature and cause of this deformity. It may be related to soft tissue loss in central forehead;  linear scleroderma (coup de sabre deformity) may be the cause? This could be corrected with injection of soft tissue filler, fat graft, der...

Occasionally an implant of this type becomes dislodged, but you may just be experiencing an issue related to asymmetric placement. Pain such as you describe can be caused by any implant near a sensory nerve, and usually resolves as the implant dissolves. It won't hurt to get another opinion in...