Brow lift revision - how can this be corrected?

Question

I had an endoscopic brow lift, but I don't like the result. Even if it looks natural, I would like to redo it because it doesn't feel like me. The changes are minor: my brows were lifted, and the shape of my eyes was altered—the outer corners were turned upwards. How can this be corrected? Who can help?

Bianca Knoll, MD · Answer

without pictures it is difficult to give any advice on how to reverse an endoscopic brow lift. Generally speaking, the eye region and the eyebrow are really important when it comes to perceived emotions , reversing age related changes and differences between male and female aesthetics. A procedure in itself may have worked, while the outcome is still a failure. This is especially the case when patients cannot identify themselves with the new appearance, or (for example) when a male patient was unwillingly feminized. During a brow lift procedure it is important considering the eye region in toto, and the eyebrow shape and position. Depending on a patients situation corrective maneuvers might be more complex or straight forward. But most of the times at least improvements can be achieved.

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