I had a browpexy and I wonder how long it takes for the bump to go away under my skin? (photos)

Some of your asymmetry appears to be due to asymmetry of the underlying bony structure which is not correctable. However you could make significant improvement with a unilateral brow lift.  There are several ways to do this procedure, and there are tradeoffs between the amount of correction...

You do have some deep lines for 18yo.  You must use your forehead a lot when speaking.  If these lines bother you then you may want to consider some Botox to the forehead.  This will help to decrease the movement in this area and soften the lines.  It works...

Dear ArchieI would render a guess, that you have a lipoma. If the mass feels deep and rubbery, its likely a lipoma. If it feels right under your skin, it may be a cyst.I would suggest you see a properly trained surgeon who can examine you and give you proper guidance.

One of the known complications following a coronal brow lift is loss of hair in the suture closure line. This can be a temporary or permanent situation and the defining timeline is usually 6 months. If the hair doesn't grow back in that time, then it probably won't. The reason for this occurring...

It sounds like you are just taking longer than normal to heal.  If the brow height is good and you can close your eyes, you should probably wait longer.  With time the tightness will get better, and the pulling sensation should relax.  If you go back in now, it will be like...

Your problem is uncommon and makes no sense after a forehead lift, either endoscopic or open approach. Obviously the postoperative swelling should be the trigger to the spasm, but not the underlying cause, which for sure was present preoperatively in an undetectable form. I would make a deep...