What Can Be Done to Minimize Bruising After a Brow Lift?

I have performed Brow Lifts for well over 20 years and IMHO, save your money.  Lateral Brow Lifts, suture Brow Lifts, Thread lifts and the like do not last or work reliably IMO.  

If you try Botox again and still are not happy with the results, you might consider a "Brow-Pexy". This is a much less invasive procedure than the "Brow-Lift" and younger women are  better candidates. The "brow-pexy" only lifts the "tail of the brow".

I stopped using endotine years ago for the following reasons: They can be felt as a firm bump for months after surgery They add a significant cost to the surgery which is passed on to the patient They show no benefit to other methods of fixation (i.e. bone tunnel)

At least 2 to 3 weeks before surgery and continue 2 to 3 weeks after surgery is about the standard guidline to stop smoking before most surgical procedures. This will ensure a much easier and better post op healing.

This is not an uncommon usually temporary issue after browlift, and almost always the nerve will regain its function.  And no, Botox will not help with regaining of the nerve function.

I have tried many techniques of minimally invasive brow suspension and in my humble opinion they don't work any better (and at time not as good as) Botox injections and they don't last any longer than Botox injections.