I'm a 23 year old male with angry looking eyebrows. Can I get a brow lift to change this? (Photo)

It's difficult to say without the benefit of a formal evaluation. This is my expertise and a huge portion of my practice. Asymmetry is normal and expected. See an expert who does facial shaping with surgical and non surgical methods to get a comprehensive option. Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
Best wishes,

I would recommend getting botox into the corrugator and procerus muscle which creates the angry look.  This will soften your appearance and prevent you for making the "angry look".  The injections are quick with minimal pain and if you don't like the results, it will go away in 3-4 months anyways.Best of luck and hope this information helps!- Dr. Roger Tsai

Consider chemical brow lift (using Botox) rather than surgery which is more invasive and possible risks and surgical appearance. You are too young.

Botox is often an excellent solution for patient who have a 'perpetual frown', especially for younger patients who may not yet be candidates for surgery, or for who surgery will not produce the best result.

Elevation of medial brow for the angry look. Yes, this is an operation we developed to raise the brow without raising your hairline called the Irregular Trichophytjc Forehead Lift which has hair grow thru the scar. See an experienced brow lift surgeon who can show you photos of the hairline after.

Botox can be used to lift your brows to modify there position and soften your appearance. Alternatives are upper blepharoplasty or an eyebrow lift. A brow lift can make you look less “angry”. It is difficult to give specific advise without an assessment in person and discussion of expectations from surgery. I suggest consulting with a facial plastic surgery to undergo an assessment, discuss your expectations and develop a plan that is most suitable for you.

A brow lift should solve your problem. I have not seen Botox alone produce the elevation of your inner eyebrow that you are seeking. Fewer wrinkles, Yes. Brow elevation to that degree, No.As far as the type of brow lift is concerned, I doubt that an endoscopic brow lift will hold up well and that it will give you the elevation of the brow you desire. On the other hand a lift done with an incision skillfully placed just inside the hairline should do the trick. It will hide the scar and prevent any additional elevation of your hairline.

A brow lift can certainly produce a dramatic improvement to the area of your concern. I suggest that you try a Botox or Dysport treatment to the muscles involved to evaluate the results first. Results should last about three months. You can always do the much more aggressive surgery treatment later.

Brow lift is a forehead procedure to adjust the position of eyebrow. To create a softer look, this procedure can also adjust the muscles that pull the face into angry scowl. To trial potential results, you could consider an injection of Botox/Dysport/Xeomin to see the muscles in a relaxed state.I recommend a consultation for an examination of your facial muscles to determine a treatment plan appropriate for a safe and happy result. Safety comes first.