Would botox lift my right eyebrow to even out my eyes? Or would a different procedure be preferred? (photos)

Yes, Botox can be used to lift the brow and provide symmetry. It will take up to 2 weeks for final results. Hope this helps. 

Yes! A little Botox in the depressor muscle that controls your right brow will keep it from pulling downward too strongly. The brow will then lift to be more even with your left brow. You’ll need touch ups every three to four months. Consulting a board-certified dermatologist will help you schedule a maintenance routine so you can keep your brows looking symmetrical over the long term.

The idea that neurotoxins lift the brow is an urban myth.  Neurotoxins paralyze muscle.  Injecting the forehead with neurotoxins will not lift,  Antagonistic muscles can be played against each other.  paralyzing the crows feet and not the forehead can sometimes afford some lateral lift.  However, in this case, asymmetry of the crows feet could be accentuated. Treating the left forehead would be easier to drop the high side, but you would have both sides low. Also when treating sides differently, you may look good at rest, but have objectionable asymmetries when you animate.  Surgery may be an option.  Your best bet is to seek a meticulous examination by a board certified plastic surgeon, and get two to three different opinions.  Non surgeons usually recommend non surgical options only, which may not be in your best interest.

Hello, I can see from your photos that your left eyebrow naturally sits/has a stronger muscle pull than your right eyebrow.
There are several ways to address this - either correct the hyperactive muscle (frontalis) on the left brow.

Or to match it, you can aim to relax the depressor muscles. There are many techniques. Please go to a reliable physician with experience and the consultation skills to give you the result you desire. Best wishes, Dr Semira Kwabi

Botox is a good choice to improve brow symmetry by raising the right eyebrow after treating deep brow depressor muscle.  This results typically in a 1-2 mm elevation of the lateral aspect of the brow and is sometimes referred to as a Botox brow lift.  If this treatment does not adequately improve the symmetry, brow lifting is an option.  Be sure to discuss her case with the specialist and good luck.

Botox could be injected into the muscles that pul your brow down, or could be injected into the frontalis muscle on the opposite side to lower you left brow. Good luck.

Hi, Botox is certainly an option to help temporarily correct the height difference between the brows.  By asymmetrically placing botox in the forehead and around the lateral part of the eye, an experienced botox injector would be able to elevate the right brow a few millimeters and bring the left down slightly to provide greater harmony between the brows. A permanent solution may require a surgical intervention but botox would definitely be a good place to start. You should ideally by seen in person by a plastic surgeon or other aesthetic provider to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

Thank you for your question. In the hands of an experienced injector, you can definitely get a lifted effect of the brow area with botox injections. It must be injected in precisely the right location so be sure to discuss your expectations with your injector and see someone that is highly experienced. I think if you are realistic and clear, you will be very happy with the results you can achieve. Best of luck to you!

Botox would be an excellent first choice to try to make your eyebrows more symmetric. This would require more expertise than the routine Botox injections to reduce wrinkles. Therefore, I recommend seeing a physician with a thorough understanding of the anatomy in this region to help you achieve the best results.

Looking at your photo I would definitely suggest Botox injection administered in the right quantity strategically injected can raise your right eyebrow.