If I have a direct brow lift to treat asymmetry, will the surgery need to be repeated in the future? please note my question purely relates to asymmetry I am not concerned with trying to olok younger. I am 35.
July 18, 2016
Answer: Unilateral Brow Lift In general, a direct brow lift is the best choice to repair a brow asymmetry. This depends, however, on your full history and physical which you should do during your consultation with your surgeon.Once an asymmetry is completely corrected, it should last many years. Whether or not you would need a repeat surgery in the future is dependent on a few factors: how well the brow was treated, the reason for your asymmetry in the first place, and how well you maintain your face and skin.With good care of your face and skin (sunscreen, good nutrition, not smoking), you will help it last as long as possible.Best of luck!
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July 18, 2016
Answer: Unilateral Brow Lift In general, a direct brow lift is the best choice to repair a brow asymmetry. This depends, however, on your full history and physical which you should do during your consultation with your surgeon.Once an asymmetry is completely corrected, it should last many years. Whether or not you would need a repeat surgery in the future is dependent on a few factors: how well the brow was treated, the reason for your asymmetry in the first place, and how well you maintain your face and skin.With good care of your face and skin (sunscreen, good nutrition, not smoking), you will help it last as long as possible.Best of luck!
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July 15, 2016
Answer: Correction of brow asymmetry The short answer is yes -- brow asymmetry can be corrected surgically. Obviously, a thorough history and physical exam must be done in order to determine if there are any underlying causes that should also be addressed.There are several approaches to this problem -- from simple to more involved. Best to discuss these options with a knowledgeable plastic surgeon.Good luck!Elliot W. Jacobs, MD, FACSNew York City212 570 6080
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July 15, 2016
Answer: Correction of brow asymmetry The short answer is yes -- brow asymmetry can be corrected surgically. Obviously, a thorough history and physical exam must be done in order to determine if there are any underlying causes that should also be addressed.There are several approaches to this problem -- from simple to more involved. Best to discuss these options with a knowledgeable plastic surgeon.Good luck!Elliot W. Jacobs, MD, FACSNew York City212 570 6080
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