Price estimate for lowering a high eyebrow? (Reverse brow lift)

Photos and an exam would be required for the best opinion. However, base on your age i would certainly try out Botox on the high side to lower it rather than consider surgery as the first approach.

normally the price for a reverse brow lift is usually the same as a brow lift. this is something you may want to have a consultation with your doctor about

The procedure to raise or lower a brow is essentially the same, so the price would be the same. The figure you quoted would most likely cover the cost of this procedure. In most instances, I would suggest a combination of raising the lower eyebrow and letting the higher one settle down. If your issue relates to asymmetrical muscle tone at rest, botox may still be of some use after the procedure.

Asymmetric eyebrows can be corrected with surgical
procedures like brow surgery. It is important to determine if the asymmetric
eyebrow is lower or higher than the contralateral one. Depending of the severity of the physical
findings and the involvement of the surgical procedure, the cost of the surgery
varies. The procedure could potentially be done endoscopic ally (though small
incisions with the aid of endoscopic camera. The procedure can be performed
under local anesthesia with minimal discomfort or pain. Patients interested in
undergoing asymmetric eyebrow correction should do a consultation with a Board
Certified Plastic Surgeon.

It is not possible to give an answer without photographs to determine what would be indicated and how much time would be involved.

Your complaint of one brow that is "too high" is not uncommon. In fact everyone's face is asymmetric. We all have a high side and a low side. These asymmetries are not usually surgically corrected especially in someone so young. But to really determine your options, you need to consult with a qualified facial plastic surgeon. Regarding the cost of surgery, it is extremely variable depending on the location (part of the country), city, and doctor. Best of luck.

Thank you for asking. Pricing for any procedure is variable and often regional. A "reverse" brow lift is uncommon and would require a detailed consultation to confirm and guide the exact procedure. Options do exist but it depends on your exact anatomy and issues. Best wishes

Getting a result that would be long term would be the most important thing.  It is difficult to give you an understanding of what it is that you may need.  How much it would cost would depend on several factors: surgeon's fee, OR room charge and anesthesiologist's fee (if needed).  I think $7-9K would be quite sufficient to cover these costs.  I would advise you to see a board certified plastic surgeon.  Good luck!

It might be easier to raise the lower eyebrow. However, it may be possible to lower the high one. Pictures would help to give us some idea of your asymmetry. I doubt if you would find anyone with extensive experience in unilateral brow lowering.