When Can I Have Brow Lift Re-done?

I would give things time to heal before proceeding with a revision, at least 6 months. This will allow the tissues to settle and the swelling to completely resolve, and then you can proceed with a revision surgery.
The real question then is what you may need, either further treatments to the eyelids or the brows, and this is difficult to know without examining you. However, I will say that the choice of which procedure will work the best to give you the results you want is the critical step, and the decision is based on both the surgeon's judgement as well as your wishes. In other words, some patients really want a dramatic improvement to the arc and position of their brows, while others do not-- this communication is critical and whomever you decide to perform your procedure needs to be able to listen to your goals, and then tailor his treatment plan to fit those goals.
I wish you all the best of luck, and again, wait a few months before considering a revision procedure.
Dr. Salemy

  I believe that the brow  has a very specific location and having a laser surgery or any other procedure that will not located the brow in the  desire position us not  an option

Great advice from other surgeons.
Just another comment. Take your time to heal, and then get opinions from a few surgeons for revision surgery. Make sure your expectations are in line with what the surgeons suggest for revision surgery. Make them take the time to explain what and how it will be done. Make sure you are on the same page before proceeding with further treatments.

Ip2u2, It is okay to have surgery re-done, just wait a few months for the swelling to go away and the tissues to settle. If you rush into it, you may end up making things worse off than they are now. Please do not let the doctor laser your upper lids. Especially so soon after your initial surgery. Good luck.

I'm sorry to hear you've had a negative experience with your facial procedure. In general, I ask patients to wait a period of time for swelling to go down and scars to mature a little bit so you can have a complete assessment of the results. That time period is generally 6 months.
When you have a consultation for revision, it would help the process if you bring a copy of your previous operative report and even pre-op photos, so that way all the information necessary to make a sound plan will be available.
I hope this helps. Good luck!
Dr. Kaufman

Sorry to hear about your negative experience.  The photo is insufficient to base a solid recommendation.  You should wait 6 - 12 months prior to having revision surgery. If you have lost confdence in your original surgeon, consult with 3 - 4 experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeons in your area. You should be able to understand your options and choose the best surgeon for your needs.

Brow lifts are extremely popular and effective surgery to reposition the brow and smooth the forehead. If you have had an endoscopic brow lift and are interested in additional smoothing, work with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can present all of your options to you. You may be able to avoid surgery by using Botox in strategic places to your forehead. If you have deep furrows, dermal fillers may also be possible to help erase them. If you are interested in any revision brow lift to reposition your brows, you should wait at least 8 to 10 months before undergoing surgery again.
Regardless, your best to work with a board-certified plastic surgeon with a great deal of experience in brow lift and facial rejuvenation. They will be able to help you choose which combination of procedures are most effective for you
 

A re-do brow lift is possible but a good exam is important. If you have lost faith in your doctor, I would go to someone else. Perhaps you requie an open browlift to accomplish what you want. Lasering the upper eyelids is probably not indicated at this point.

It is probably best to wait a year after an endoscopic browlift before proceeding with another browlift. Full healing should take place so that the eyebrows have healed in their permanent position before attempting any revisions. A coronal approach would probably be the better approach for this problem to give more adequate control of the current problems and address the forehead wrinkling and hairline tissues.

Surgery of the aging upper eyes is always a challenge, as the brow position may create much of the redundant skin you see under the brow and hide the eyelid.
From your pre-op pictures, the medial brow is below the level of the orbital rim and can be considered to have "dropped." Some of this occurs due to deflation of the eyelid & brow structures as well.
We perform browlift through a blepharoplasty incision as well as via endoscopic and traditional techiques. You may have benefit from blepharoplasty surgery alone and from laser resurfacing alone.
Work with your current surgeon until it is not possible. Wait six months prior to considering another surgery, and one year for all healing to be complete.