I had an edoscopic forehead lift 6 weeks ago. My eyebrows still seem too high. I wanted to look rested not different. I am still quite numb and might have still have a bit of swelling.I would be happy to send before and after photos privately.
November 9, 2015
Answer: Forehead lift too high You are very early after the brow lift procedure. It takes 3-6 months to see to final cosmetic result and,even beyond that, you will get improvement in the appearance and position of the brows. Additionally , there will be progressive return of your sensation to the forehead and scalp. Often during the early phases of healing the brow can appear a little too high ,but ,to reassure you, this is most always temporary and the brow position impinges with healing time .
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November 9, 2015
Answer: Forehead lift too high You are very early after the brow lift procedure. It takes 3-6 months to see to final cosmetic result and,even beyond that, you will get improvement in the appearance and position of the brows. Additionally , there will be progressive return of your sensation to the forehead and scalp. Often during the early phases of healing the brow can appear a little too high ,but ,to reassure you, this is most always temporary and the brow position impinges with healing time .
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November 1, 2015
Answer: Eyebrow position It actually is disappointingly common for there to be some lowering of the brows for quite some time after endoscopic browlift. I would likely wait up to a year before considering any revision to lower them again. Of course, without before & after photos and an op report very little else can be commented on.
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November 1, 2015
Answer: Eyebrow position It actually is disappointingly common for there to be some lowering of the brows for quite some time after endoscopic browlift. I would likely wait up to a year before considering any revision to lower them again. Of course, without before & after photos and an op report very little else can be commented on.
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