When I raise my eyebrows the inner corners are lifted the most by far with the center part being raised slightly. The outer corners do not move at all. Is it because my eyes are very far apart (IPD 70mm) and the muscles do not attach to the outer parts for me? When I look at other people most people’s brows raise evenly across their whole length and some can raise the outer part only. Neither is the case with me. Do I have nerve damage or are my eyes (and brows consequently) too far apart?
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Answer: Non-Surgical Chemical Brow Lift for Eyelid Rejuvenation -- add Ultherapy, Thread Lifting, RF Skin Tightening, Laser Treatments
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Don't buy something you don't need just because it is on sale. Neither a browlift or a temple lift is right for you. You will regret those choices. What you need is an honest, detailed, in person consultation. Yes we are still doing those types of consultation (with precautions). Your photos...
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The temporal brow lift procedure has the dual purpose of elevating the eyebrows while taking off the pressure from the upper eyelids that causes them to appear more closed off. Bruising can be expected for 2-3 weeks. Final results should not be expected for 3-6 months. Most...
An Endoscopic browlift can certainly be performed after the threads. The time interval carries very little relevance since the threads will dissolve in a relatively short period of time. Probably a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon that performs Endoscopic surgery , will be...