Is it possible to surgically lower the height of eyebrows? (photo)

Someone might be foolish enough to actually do it! Unfortunately direct brow surgery leaves horrible scars. The real question is why do you carry your eyebrow this high? The answer is that you most likely have an early levator aponeurosis tendon disinsertion. That means the tendon that raises the upper eyelid is coming loose. A detailed clinical consultation can diagnosis this.  The answer is to perform an anchor blepharoplasty and repair the tendon.  When this is done, the brow will relax into a more natural position.
By the way, the lip lift produces a horrible, disfiguring facial scar that is never right.  

Lowering the brows effectively is much more challenging than raising brows.  I would not recommend any method placing an incision along the brow as it leaves a visible and usually unsightly scar.  I do think eyebrows can be effectively lowered from a surgical overcorrection with an endoscopic release, since yours seems to be the native position of the brows the result would be less certain.

Thank you for your question. The most often used and most effective method for the brow lift is the endoscopic procedure. A brow lift will reposition the brow shifting the wrinkles and repositioning a sagging brow. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to learn more about your options.
Best wishes,