Is there a way to perform a reverse brow lift when there is no forehead laxity?

I would recommend a more direct approach. Endoscopic lifts pull from behind the hairline, usually in a subperiosteal plane. The lift is quite minimal for such an extensive dissection. I would consider a hairline subcutaneous browlift. Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon with experience...

Based on these photos, it is my impression that brow lift will change the position and shape of brows but will not affect the opening of your eyes and make them bigger. Good luck.

Your question seem to be more theoretical in nature since you did not present any photos. You are right, most of the brow lift changes are not reversible in particular muscle activity. However, some improvement may be achieved providing that there is well defined and visible problem to be...

Hi, hope you are well. Unfortunately, you won't get a fully informed answer to your question because your hairline is not visible in these photos. (There is no 'regular' brow lift--that is a relative term; you could be referring to a coronal brow lift or something else). Nevertheless, the...

Hi! You can get browlift, 2 weeks after the neck lift. It depends on only anethesia situation. There is no relation between two surgeries.

So the asymmetry looks minuscule, but you could have a brow lift if you choose. Another option that is not permanent but is dual purpose is Botox injections. If you’d like to be seen for a consultation, feel free to reach out to my office. Smith Plastic Surgery 702-838-2455