Why select a browpexy over another brow lift technique?

Hello, hope you are well. It's highly unlikely that the texture of your hair has anything to do with the surgical procedure itself. Changes in texture can occur for a multitude of reasons ranging from how you treat your hair and medications that you take to hormones and nutrition, etc. As far as...

Your photograph is extremely limited. However, your eyebrows do look too low. I recommend a brow lift with possibly a blepharoplasty but most likely not since you do not have ptosis. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

It appears you still have excess skin of the upper eyelids. Your photographs are somewhat limited. You may benefit from a brow lift and you may also benefit from a lower blepharoplasty to transpose the fat to fill in the tear troughs. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Based on the photo, the position of the eyebrows has, increasing the distance between the eyes and the eyebrows. Previously, the drooping brows made the double eyelid crease appear deeper, but now the crease has weakened, and it seems that the eyes are not fully opening.In this case, creating a...

The best option is an open brow lift with the incision at the frontal hairline. This will allow excess skin to be removed, take care of the wrinkles and lift the eyebrows to a more normal position. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Hello, hope you are well. There is a straightforward procedure for your situation called a forehead reduction. However, this is a surgical procedure that involves making an incision along the hairline. The only way to remove skin non-surgically is with a procedure called Ellacor. This is...