I am a 40-year-old male. I wish to get a brow lift. I wish to get my brow lifted by around 2-3 mm from its current position to its natural position. I consulted a Surgeon who suggested me a direct brow lift. I am really concerned about the visible scar . Therefore, I am more interested in endoscopic brow lift. My doctor says endoscopic brow lift is not suitable for a male. (as males have heavy brow) What is your opinion on this?
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Answer: Irregular Trichophytic Browlift without a noticeable scar.
Brow asymmetry can be improved with botox and/or surgery. The first step would be to make sure no eyelid issue is causing your brow asymmetry. An endoscopic brow lift would improve then symmetry and shape.
Hairline Lowering with Browlift using the Irregular Trichophytic Incision. I invented this procedure and have done several thousand without a noticeable scar since hair grows thru and in front of the scar! Make sure you see a very experienced surgeon who can show you his results with THE HAIR...
Hi there,
Thank you for the question and photographs. You appear to have - as I myself have - prominent eyes, and it would be helpful to also see side views (a.k.a.,, lateral views) of your eyes.
A canthopexy - in the right patient - can help establish better support to the lower eyelids, and...