What can help my paralyzed and drooping right eyebrow?

I am sorry to hear about your accident. Generally nerve recovery can take up to 18 months. There are no treatments that I know of to speed this process. If your concern is asymmetry, you can treat the non-paralized side with Botox to balance the muscles while you are waiting. Otherwise, there are more complicated surgical treatments for permanent nerve injury that you should discuss with your surgeon. Good luck.

the lower side can be raised and the other treated with botox  or the nerve permantly cut..   both should improve symmetry

       If the injury was within 18 months or so, a nerve graft can be used to reestablish function, but this is a more specialized procedure than the brow lift or Botox that has been suggested.

You will get no change in your brow position or nerve damage from Marijuana. If the brow position is severely asymmetric, it is unlikely that botox will significantly improve your condition either. Photos would be helpful to determine the extent of the asymmetry and whether a surgical approach might be beneficial for you.
 

Marijuana will not improve your brow symmetry or function of the muscle in any way. If your injury is more than 1-2 years old, it is unlikely that your brow function will spontaneously improve. If your injury is, 6 months old for example, you might see improved movement with time. Assuming this is an old injury there are two options. Botox can be used to subtly raise the weak side and decrease movement on the strong side to improve symmetry. This lasts about 3 months and will cause some improvement. The best option is typically a browlift surgery to lift the weak brow and improve symmetry. This is a safe procedure in experienced hands and will provide a permanent result. I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACS

An option is to paralyse the opposite side for more symmetry. Smoking marijuana will not help this problem

If you have permanent damage to the frontal nerve branch then sometimes a unilateral brow lift can be helpful to provide better symmetry.

I'm sorry to hear about your accident and resulting injury.  There are some things that can be done to improve your condition but it depends on the current status of your eyebrow.  Please consult with a board certified specialist who can assist you in improving your condition.

First, marijuana will be of no help. Your paralysis is related to an injury to the Frontal branch of the facial nerve. You did not say the mode of injury.  If it was related to a contusion (not a cut) there is a good chance it will get better on its own. Nerves heal very slowly and I would wait 6 to 12 months. If there is no change then I would consider a unilateral Brow Lift. Your surgeon can explain how this works if you elected to proceed. Hope this helps.

 I am so sorry to hear about your incident. If you truly have unilateral paralysis of the frontalis muscle (i.e. cannot raise one side of your eyebrows upwards) then, most likely their was trauma to the nerves to your face. This certainly could be confirmed by a Neurologist. If the condition is over 6 months duration it is unlikely that the function will return.
 There is hope but, it is not Marijuana. A simple procedure called a Foreheadplasty could permanently suspend your brow/ eyebrow to give you better symmetry at rest/ repose. Consider seen a Neurologist first and then, a plastic surgeon if your condition is confirmed. Best,

Gary R Culbertson, MD, FACS