What Are Non Surgical Alternatives To A Brow Lift?

While surgery will give you the most dramatic results, a combination of Botox and Juvederm can help give the brow a nice lift.  The Botox can help relax the muscles pulling the brow down and the Juvederm can help pull the brow up into position.  However, without seeing you in person or evaluating before and after pictures, it is impossible to give you specific advice.

 

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The eyebrow falls :


Pulling of muscles that squeeze the brow down

Loss of  volume -  changes in the structure of the brow bones and loss of fat which hold up the brow

Laxity or looseness of the skin


Each of these can be addressed by


Botox, Dysport or Xeomin can relax the muscles that pull the brow down; allowing the muscles that elevate the brow to lift

Fillers; either your own natural fat or Radiesse, Sculptra, Restylane can raise the brow and recreate the lost volume

The skin can be tightened above the brow using Thermage, Mixto or similar procedure


A complete evaluation would be necessary to see which of these modalities would best suit your needs.

A suggested by others, both botulinum toxins and injectable fillers, if used appropriately can help lift the brows

There are a number of these treatments.  They fall into a couple of main groups:

1. Botox and similar products - to relax the brow depressor muscles, allowing the brow to rise,

2.  fillers (restylane, Juvenderm, etc.), fat grafting and Sculptra - to add volume to deflated areas of the brow & temple area,

3.  non-surgical skin tightening to the forehead - thermage & other RF devices, Ulthera, CO2 laser (traditional or fractional), etc.

 

They all have some trade-offs involved.  See your local PS for a consultation about whether any are right for you.

 

All the best!

Hi there-

I think that young women are best served by a combination of Botox/Dysport and a filler. This combo gives a nice, conservative, and natural elevation of the lateral brow for a pleasing arch without surgery.

If you try Botox again and still are not happy with the results, you might consider a "Brow-Pexy". This is a much less invasive procedure than the "Brow-Lift" and younger women are  better candidates. The "brow-pexy" only lifts the "tail of the brow".

Botox can definitely raise the brow!  

I think if you specifically ask for the chemical brow lift, your doctor should be able to treat the proper area and elevate the brow.

Dr. Cobey Steiger is the your area and definitely would be able to evaluate you for the Botox brow lift.

Nonsurgical brow lift options include botox, dermal fillers, and newer modalities such as thermage (if you only need slight tightening).  To determine which treatment option or combination is best for you, it would be best to have an in person consult with 2 - 3 board certified plastic surgeons.

There are several options for lifting the brows non-surgically. You can try A neurotoxin (Botox or Dysport) again or a series of treatments with non-ablative light energy and radiofrequency energy technologies.

Scotch tape works well. Also some people use paperclips attached to rubber bands pulled back. Other than botox there are no non surgical things that work.