I recently visited my neurologist for a diff. problem & showed him my uneven eyebrows, something that has slowly worsened over time. He noted slight muscle weakness on the R side & asked if I hit my head. I responded, No. He said I have a "little Bell's Palsy" & not to worry about it. I asked him about permanent makeup to even up my brows. He was unable to give a definite answer due to uncertain prognosis. Any suggestions to make my brows more symmetrical?
July 29, 2016
Answer: Can not assess without Photographs! Your question is excellent, but without relaxed non-smiling photographs and a photo with you raising both brows, it I cannot give a proper suggestion. It would be helpful to know your age and some medical history. Bell's Palsy is only one reason eyebrows or the face may be asymmetric. Sometimes surgery can be used, sometimes Botox/Xeomin, sometimes makeup, sometimes nothing at all. I would suggest seeing a board certified, fellowship-trained MD Oculoplastic Surgeon for an opinion. This is the sort of evaluation I perform daily in my practice. Best of luck in your search!
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
July 29, 2016
Answer: Can not assess without Photographs! Your question is excellent, but without relaxed non-smiling photographs and a photo with you raising both brows, it I cannot give a proper suggestion. It would be helpful to know your age and some medical history. Bell's Palsy is only one reason eyebrows or the face may be asymmetric. Sometimes surgery can be used, sometimes Botox/Xeomin, sometimes makeup, sometimes nothing at all. I would suggest seeing a board certified, fellowship-trained MD Oculoplastic Surgeon for an opinion. This is the sort of evaluation I perform daily in my practice. Best of luck in your search!
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
July 29, 2016
Answer: Botox or brow lift You may be able to correct the asymmetry with Botox injections. Another possibility is a brow lift on the droopy side. You would need a consultation to determine the best treatment option.
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
July 29, 2016
Answer: Botox or brow lift You may be able to correct the asymmetry with Botox injections. Another possibility is a brow lift on the droopy side. You would need a consultation to determine the best treatment option.
Helpful 1 person found this helpful