Do I need a brow lift or eyelid surgery? Was told I have a heavy brow.

Based on these photos, I do not see reason for any of above surgeries; unless you want to lower your high hairline? Foulness of lateral portion of upper eyelids is sign of youth. Shaping of brows by a make up artist and appropriate make up would be my suggestion. Good luck.

Don't make medical decisions without the benefit of a detailed in person consultation that includes an actual detailed assessment by the consulting surgeon. Unfortunately, many surgeons now seem to bypass the detailed assessment. That leads to cookie cutter surgery. It is immediately obvious that you have wonderful youthful beauty. In considering what to do, it is essential to understand that surgery can be harmful. Yes, surgery can rob you of your youthful beauty. A trichophytic forehead lift is an excellent example of these risks. Surgeons who offer them often overestimate there ability to hide a scar in plain sight along the hair line. Unfortunately these procedures always create visible compression of the hair along the healed incision line that never really looks right in my opinion. Your photos are not optimal to understand your needs. Even the straight ahead eyestrip photograph is taken from an elevated position. It appears that you have mild upper eyelid ptosis. I believe that induces a mild compensatory brow elevation. Correction of the ptosis with surgery is done with an anchor blepharoplasty but you do not really have abundant upper eyelid folds. You need structure in the upper eyelid rather than removal of the upper eyelid fold which will skeletonize the eyes. Your eyes can be your best feature but you need to find the right surgeon.

Blepharoplasty or Browlift? You would benefit from a Browlift to
Raise your total Brow
Lower your Hairline
Orbital bone contouring
All these will feminize your face and open your total brow and give you a more attractive face! This is done with the Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Lift that I invented and you will not have a noticeable scar.

I don't believe you need brow/forehead lift but conservative upper blepharoplasty may be a consideration.

Thanks for the question and photos. After reviewing your photos, I think your brow and lids are nice and full. At your age , I would recommend no surgery be done.

It has been found that blepharoplasty can result in a lowering of the brow as some people elevate the brow involuntarily to improve their visual fields if they have excess upper lid skin. In my opinion, brow lifts should be cautiously undertaken. A youthful brow is low medically and centrally with a lateral apex slant. As we age, our brows actually increase in height. So a traditional brow lift can actually make someone look older rather than younger and rejuvenated.

Try a Botox forehead lift technique w or w/o PDO threading laterally to lift, fee $1,000-$3,000. Maybe also upper eye skin bleharoplasty under local anesthesia, fee $2,000. Everything together $5,000. See in person or virtual only private practice surgeons.