Forehead reduction/ brow lift? (photo)

First, you need to meet with a doctor so you can explain your goals and expectations.  Afterwards, you'll have a better idea as to whether a brow lift or forehead reduction will help you accomplish your goals.

 A brow lift is performed for low set eyebrows. Asymmetric eyebrows can also be adjusted at the time of the brow lift. The hairline can be adjusted either upwards or downwards during the time of the brow lift based on the placement of the incision. If the incision is placed behind the hairline, then the hairline will be raised. If the  incision is placed at the hairline( pre-trichial) then the hairline can be lowered, and the forehead shortened and the hairline brought downwards.  In our practice  forehead reduction is only done for patients who have low set eyebrows and need a browlift as well For many examples, please see the link below to our brow lift photo gallery

A pretrichial hairline approach could be used to make your hairline more even. But getting symmetric eyebrows and a more even hairline at the same time is difficult..unless it is the right eyebrow that needs to be lifted.  

See a pplstic surgeon and ask the same questions. Lowering the brow on one side might work, but the eyebrow should be addressed in the consultation

Your hairline is complicated and your would have a scar (possibly) that would eliminate wearing hair back.   Use botox to equilibrate your eyebrows and do NOT have a hairline brow lift.   My Best,  Dr C

It is difficult to see the brow asymmetry with the picture you submitted but some asymmetry is frequently normal. It is unlikely that you will achieve perfect symmetry with a brow lift but I would do it if you were simultaneously having a hairline lowering procedure. The hairline can be lowered using the irregular trichophytic incision we described many years ago. An expander may be necessary to remove the colic and lower the hairline.

If you have enough scalp and forehead flexibility you can readily have a forehead reduction. However your concerns about eyebrow is symmetry and the cowlic are difficult to simultaneously correct. First of all the cowlick  cannot readily be corrected as it is due to the backward flow of hair. I would have to remove a good deal of hair in order to correct a cowlick. Raising  of the lower brow can be attempted during the forehead reduction procedure. If it is your right brow that needs the elevation, it would be the more favorable situation.