Had a direct brow lift procedure first in 2010 and the left incision healed nice, the right scar was quite a bit wider than the left. In 2011 I had the brows lifted a little higher with a different physician, and while the left incision has not gotten very wide(about 1 - 1.5mm at most) the right was again wider, with a width of around 2.5-3.5mm (4mo post op). I've contemplated having revision, but I feel it will turn out the same way. Is there anything can really be done, or should I accept it?
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September 17, 2021
Answer: Pulse dye laser tx or Botox w/ scar revision
Seldom do browlifts have to be redone. The muscles that generate unwanted creases and furrows are damaged so that their excursion is reduced or eliminated. Generally this lasts for many years.
We're all asymmetric, but some of us are more noticeably asymmetric than others. If this really bothers you, it would be helpful to see pictures. The typical surgeries will raise the brows, and can be performed bilaterally or unilaterally with augmentation of the skull. See a specialist fo...
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Lateral hooding is typically the result of two contributing factors: brow descent and excess eyelid skin. Subsequently, it is difficult to completely improve lateral hooding without addressing both components.
The incisions for a temporal lift are hidden within the scalp and are...
