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Why my Endoscopic Brow Lift Did NOT Hold? (photo)

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Three weeks post surgery my brows are exactly where they were prior the surgery. My PS used sutures to secure new position. I am planning on having them redone, likely by the same surgeon. I do not want to use Endotines or do a coronal brow lift. 1. If the brows didn't hold first time, is there a higher risk they will droop back again? 2. What can be done differently second time to make sure my brows stay in place? 3. Can they be secured with several methods at the same time? Thank you

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