Is it possible the Brow Lift for only the middle of my eyebrows and not rest?

The medial brow can be lifted.  In some cases botulinum toxins alone or in conjunction with noninvasive procedures such as Ultherapy can provide the desired outcome.  Fillers can also sometimes be used to help elevate the brows.  If the droop is more severe, surgery is the best option.  There are a number of different approaches to brow lifting and you would need to explore these with a surgeon who is highly experienced in this area.

As long as you have a good amount of brow hair, a medial brow lift can be easily done with a direct approach.  An incision is made just over the medial brow right at the upper line of brow hair.  A small ellipse of tissue is removed above this, and the wound closed.  You will notice a scar there for the first few weeks, but if done correctly should heal nicely.  If you don't want to risk a scar there and have a good hairline, you can remove an ellipse of tissue from just in front of the hairline.       

Yes a central browlift can be done. In males the Irregular Tri.chophytic  incision we developed works best since it does  not raise your hairline. If u have hair loss in the future u will have to deal with that 

Absolutely! By only mobilizing the medial brows and placing the tension centrally on the forehead, the medial brows can be predictably elevated.

The most conservative approach would be to first try Botox to see if that will give you the needed affect.  A brow lift can be performed to lift the medial brows which would usually include transection of the corrugator muscles  which act to depress of the central brow. A brow lift procedure can address many different issues in the forehead including low eyebrows, asymmetry, and very dynamic musculature of the forehead itself .In our practice, we perform browlift  procedures through a coronal incision on top of the forehead. For many before and after forehead lift examples, please see the link and the video below

Yes, this is possible but I would not recommend it for a 27 year old man. The best option for this type of concern is periodic Botox treatment. This is an in office treatment that lasts 3-4 months. Proper treatment of the area between the eyebrows will raise the inner portion of the eyebrow and can improve the look that concerns you without the risk and downtime of surgery. Further, the results are subtle and will not feminize your eye area. Seek an experienced physician injector. There is no shortage of non-physician "injectors" with little to no experience treating men and no training in the subtle but significant differences between male and female aesthetics.I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

Yes, it is possible to customize a brow lift in that manner.  In general, brow lift should be approached with caution in men, because a high brow is considered a feminine characteristic.  If there is true ptosis (sagging), then a brow lift is a reasonable option after a consultation with a Plastic surgeon.Disclaimer: The most accurate medical advice requires a complete history and physical with a personal consultation. This is rendered only as general information and is not medical advice. Medical advice can only be obtained by personal contact with a qualified professional. This response does not establish a physician patient relationship.

The short answer is, yes, it can be done.  In men, however, you need to be cautious.  I suggest start with Botox/Xeomin/Dysport to elevate the area.  The treatment is short, quick and needs repeated every 3-4 months.