No Eyebrow Movement Following Plastic Surgery to Repair of MOHS Procedure?

Your best option is to discuss the situation with the plastic surgeon who performed the repair. It's hard to make an "educated guess" or give any opinion as to what happened or possibility of recovery without knowing exactly what procedure was performed. The plastic surgeon knows what he/she performed and what might have happened. There is a branch of the facial nerve (cranial nerve 7) that is known as the temporal nerve. This nerve becomes superficial in the temple area and can be injured, causing eyebrow drooping on the effected side. It's possible a distal branch may have been traumatized. Like I said, best option is don't be afraid to discuss the situation with your plastic surgeon. If you don't get a satisfactory answer, get a second opinion. Good luck.

I would agree with Dr. Kaufman and suggest you consult with the plastic surgeon. There are facial nerves that could have been affected, which may or may not recover over time. But the surgeon will know exactly what he/she did in that area and the type, depth, and area that was treated specifically.