Option for asymmetrical eyebrows? (Photo)

Yes, you can be treated with Botox for the brow asymmetry.  However, since your right eyelid is a little low, the height may drop after the injection since you may be elevating your eyelid with the help of your forehead.  You may consider consulting with an Oculoplastic surgeon to make sure your eyelid (and possible underlying ptosis) is taken into account when treating this area.  This does not constitute official medical advice.  Please consult a physician in person who can examine you.

This can be treated with botox, I suggest you see a cosmetic dermatologist with experience in facial rejuvenation.  Best, Dr. Emer.

The brow asymmetry is likely a compensatory mechanism. Your right upper eyelid looks droopy (eyelid ptosis), which causes the same side eyebrow to raise in order to lift it. The solution would be right upper lid ptosis surgery. See an oculoplastic specialist.

Thank you for your question and sharing your photos.  Most of us are asymmetric if you look closely.  However, the difference between your two brows is pronounced...also, you describe the left side not moving as much as the right side.  Consider evaluation by a facial surgeon or neurologist to assess your muscle and nerve movement to ensure it is normal for you.  Then consultation with a facial plastic surgeon or other facial cosmetic specialist to discuss options for improving your brow symmetry could be beneficial."This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."

Asymmetry of the brow can most often be treated with Botox in a very simple and natural way.  More experienced doctors will get you a better result when dealing with asymmetry as it is a little more complex to obtain the correct balance than when performing run of the mill Botox