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Left eyebrow is lower than right - is there a non-surgical way to correct this? (photos)

DBlesMar 16, 2022
For a while I’ve been wanting to add a little more symmetry to my face. My main concern is my left inner eyebrow towards the nose seems to go lower than my right by quite a bit, that it changes the look of my gaze. I am wondering if it’s a brow lift that I’m looking for and if it’s only need on that one side? Is there a way to achieve this non-surgically or is a procedure the only remedy and is there an estimated cost? I believe sleeping on my left side too much might have caused this.

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Dr. Edwin F. Williams, III, MD
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