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

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Hi, I had a browlift two years ago and my brows are now too high. I asked the surgeon if he could reverseit and he said there wasn’t enough skin laxity in the forehead and he didn’t recommend a skin graft but he didn’t say why. Does this sound right? Any information is appreciate it!

Jacob Tower, MD · Answer

Hello, thank you for submitting your questions. The options for reversal are highly dependent on the type of brow lift that you underwent two years ago, and there is virtually no situation where a skin graft would be the best way forward. Regardless, there is almost always opportunity for improvement. A plan needs to take into account your surgical history, hairline and brow position. You should obtain your operative report from your surgery and bring it with you to consultations for brow lift reversal. 
Best,Dr. Tower

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