What is this weird ugly Indention over brow & why is there no raise after brow lift to help sagging upper eyelid skin? (Photo)

Browlift did not work and forehead has dents. This is not what should happen. See your surgeon for solution and explanation of why u have dents. I have never seen dents in. the forehead with a browlift  over 35 years and hundreds of browlifts. 

I am sorry that you did not achieve the desired outcome after your procedure.  You may be able to correct the indentation with injectables.  The asymmetry may or may not resolve.  Botulinum toxins and noninvasive treatment such as Ultherapy can sometimes be used to adjust eyebrow position without surgery.  I would advise obtaining more than 1 opinion before choosing a treatment plan.  Best of luck.

I'm sorry about your issue. I think in order to get more volume in the area you need to have serial fat injections. One more reason that I'm not a fan of brow lifts

Hello Young43, I am sorry to hear you are having difficulties following your surgery.The dent is an unexpected occurrence from this type of procedure.  This can be due to atrophy of the muscle of the forehead when it is cut, injury to the skin on the undersurface, or faulty reattachment of the skull lining during your healing phase. There are treatments such as fillers as temporizing measures, or fat grafting as a more permanent solution.Without examining you, physically feeling the tissue, assessing your desired outcome, taking a full medical history, and discussing the pros and cons of any treatments it is difficult to be comprehensive.The other option is to raise the forehead skin and allow the periosteum to reattach flat, but this would require another surgery.I would seek opinions from a board certified facial plastic surgeon.  There are several in the charlotte, chapel hill area who can help.Good luck.Dr. Shadfar

Unfortunately you have a failed result of an endoscopic forehead lift with a dent complication from the surgery. As for the asymmetry to shape and location of the eyebrows surgery will correct. But maybe a directed BOTOX injections could help? The dent can be corrected by fillers or fat grafts. I must disagree with my esteemed colleague of not seeing post op forehead dents, I see them more often then not.  

It's hard to say if your brows lifted much as your before picture you are looking down or your eyes are closed.  Your after picture appears to show swelling around the indentation.  Not knowing the details of how your brows were lifted makes it hard to speculate just from pictures.  Some brow fixation devices can cause considerable swelling in some patients.  I hope your are in contact with your surgeon, who knows the details of your specific surgery and healing.  Swelling can sometimes last for months around the eyes.  Your surgeon might could consider a steroid dose pack.  Best wishes.