I have noticed my eyes have gotten much more asymmetrical over the years. I can’t tell if it’s ptosis, an overactive forehead muscle or a drooping eyelid/brow. I’m not even sure which eye is my “normal” eye anymore. How would I figure out how to correct this?
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Thank you for your question. Direct brow lifts are generally reserved for patients whose brow has fallen so much that it has inhibited their vision. If you are a candidate for this procedure, undergoing a brow lift five years prior to a mini-facelift should not hinder your future results.
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Hair loss in a scar can be challenging to recover organically.
You can try several things:
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If these fail, you could move onto microfollicular unit transfer (hair grafts) to these regions. This is often done...
Thank you for your question. Unless your brow has fallen so significantly that it has impaired your vision, a direct brow lift is unlikely to be the correct option for you. You may benefit from an endoscopic or one-centimeter incision brow lift to reduce droopiness and the appearance of...
