Should I still be having a headache one month after endoscopic brow lift?

Thanks for your question.  As long as the incision is intact, it should be safe to apply scar cream, though each surgeon has their own protocol, and I would suggest discussing methods to help scar maturation with your operative surgeon.  Many physicians favor silicone based topicals....

It is a bit of a mystery what's going on in your particular case, as there are many causes for asymmetrical eyebrows - eyelid ptosis, frontalis spasm, significant preoperative assymmetry, etc.  Fortunately, an in person evaluation by an experienced and skilled plastic surgeon can determine...

We see many patients with brow asymmetry where one eyebrow is lower or higher than the other. While this creates an interesting look, most of us don't want TOO much variation, i.e., Spock!  :)Botox (and Dysport and Xeomin) have been very helpful in artistically lowering and even raising...

Best option is to try something simple like Botox.  You are 18 and would not recommend surgery.  Botox will help relax this area so that the angry look is softened.

You probably had a browpexy.  This is where sutures are put under the brow to help hold it in place.  This suture is placed in the periosteum which is the lining of the bone.  This can be very sensitive for a few months but will eventually resolve.  The suture may create a...

A careful examination is critical. Most often brow asymmetry is due to elevation of a brow to compensate for upper lid ptosis on the affected side. In this situation correction of the ptosis should be done first, and may cure the asymmetry.Standard brow lift procedures are performed based on the...