I have a relatively high forehead and low-set brows, which theoretically makes me an ideal candidate for the procedure, so I'd like to raise my brows by around 5 to 10 mm. However my face is both wide and long, and my current hairline looks proportional on it. Raise or lower it even by a centimeter and I get a balding or a round face look respectively. Is there a way to raise brows while somewhat preserving the hairline?
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Corrugator resection during brow lift significantly weakens, but does not completely eliminate the corrugator muscle. Similarly, it will make the crease between the brows better, but not completely make it go away. Even after corrugator resection, you may still need some neuromodulators to...
Generally in endoscopic Browlift forehead skin and muscle elevates at the same time as a one unit with brows. But there can be some modifications possible based on patient’s preferences. We can change dissected areas or vectors of lifting to achieve desired outcomes.
