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Gliding brow lift - could a revision help in this situation?

Modest347163Nov 27, 2024
At the end of July, I had a gliding brow lift, but I am very dissatisfied with the results. One of my eyebrows was noticeably low, and I wanted to address that issue. However, the procedure ended up pulling the lateral and tail portions of both eyebrows too high. Could a revision gliding brow lift help in this situation? Additionally, since my hairline has receded (distortion after the lift) particularly at the temples, could the surgeon address this to some extent during the revision procedure?

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