Would a botox brow lift correct my pictured asymmetry? (Photo)

Botox would not help with your photic left lid, but it would help elevate your right brow to be more symmetrical with your left (which appears to be 1-2mm higher, likely to compensate for your photic lid). The only way to know for sure is to book a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to see what your options are. Best of luck! 

i suggest a formal consultation, botox and fillers can give improvement without surgery.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hello,
Thank you for your question.
It is very common to have facial asymmetry and
a difference in muscle movement on each side of the face. If this is something
that bothers you, it may be helpful to discuss subtle options for injectable
treatment, (Botox or Dysport for example.) with a skilled injector, and then
decide if that's the right option for you.
All the best.

From the photo, it appears that you may benefit from the combined use of a microdroplet of Botox (or its relatives Dysport and Xeomin) injected into the tail of the right brow--in order to achieve some lift and restore somewhat the upward and outward flare of the outer-two thirds of the eyebrow.The use of a volumizing filler--some place above the lateral portion of the brow, as well as immediately below it, can also help to provide lift and support.Although this combination approach, which should only be performed by an expert injector (since these are very advanced injection techniques) is unlikely to correct the asymmetry entirely, it may just provide sufficient, gratifying balance.Make sure that the person you consult with for treatment is a board certified aesthetic physician and be sure to ask to see his/her before and after photos of nonsurgical browlifts.

Correcting of small facial asymmetries with botox and fillers can be quite impactful in some patients.  In patients without significant laxity, these treatments can be very effective.  In patients with muscular asymmetry, usually asymmetry is more noticeable with movement, botox can be useful by itself.  However, in most patients asymmetry is mainly due to bony differences, usually a combination of botox and filler is more effective at achieving non-surgical brow lifting / asymmetry correction.

Thank you for including photographs. Unfortunately, the photos show a very limited field and limit the ability to evaluate the relationship of the eyebrows and eyelids, and the opening of the eye itself. You could look at a close-up photo of your face, such as a high school yearbook photo to see what your eyes looked like then and what's changed since. Botox as well as fillers, alone or together, can be used to elevate an eyebrow. Some asymmetry is normal and very common. Usually, minor asymmetry has no impact on facial esthetics and does not necessarily need to be corrected. Sometimes, minor asymmetries are difficult to correct. Simple maneuvers such as changing how the brows are shaped by plucking can also help. I recommend starting with a consultation with a board-certified dermatologic surgeon experienced in esthetic treatments with a wide range of options. All the best!

You can get a little lift with drop of botox/xeomin/dysport and might even get some improvement with a small amount of filler under brow. Change will be small but might make you happy if not expecting something huge 

I often correct facial asymmetry with Botox, particularly in the forehead area.  This is an advanced Botox technique and it i best to consult an expert.  Best, Dr. Green

katherine321, asymmetry such as yours can be helped with Botox but probably not as much as you would like. No harm in trying but just be realistic. Brow surgery done properly would work much better. See  link. Good luck!

Hi Katherine 321,Surgery is not necessary. Botox would be a great option to lift the brow. Only a small amount is needed to achieve results. It is unlikely that you will have 100% symmetry but it should be much closer. I recommend having the treatment done by a board certified dermatologist. Take care.