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I recommend you botox treatment. However it is a temporary solution. If you would rather something permanent you can get a browlift. There are some types of browlift which will be very suitable for your case.
The easiest solution to balance your brows is to use botox to weaken the muscles that are responsible for lowering your brows. By weakening these specific muscles, it will allow the muscles responsible for lifting your brows to be more dominant.
Unfortunately, there is no replacement for functional muscles in the forehead. If there is a need for shape correction (which is not visible in your photos), fillers and/or fat grafts may be considered. Hope this helps.
Hi! Without an arrow pointing at exactly where you think you are seeing this irregularity, then I would say generally, yes this is normal. You are likely seeing the bulk/action of the procerus muscle and/or the corrugator supercilii muscles. You could consider doing neurotox to these areas to...
During endoscopic surgery of the forehead, one of the most elaborate procedure is release of the brows attachment to the orbital rims. Multiple ligament like structures are cut to allow free movement of the eyebrow. It is not unusual that this area takes longer time to heal. Symptoms that you...
