For a case like Kenny Rogers, the face appears unnatural, not only because the brow is higher, but because excess fat and muscle was removed. Would it be possible to reverse the browlift, and perform fat transfers or free muscle transfer to regain a natural appearance. Is a case like that impossible to correct or at least improve? If you were to tackle his case, what steps would you take?
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Hi, hope you are well. Unfortunately, you won't get a fully informed answer to your question because your hairline is not visible in these photos. (There is no 'regular' brow lift--that is a relative term; you could be referring to a coronal brow lift or something else). Nevertheless, the...
So the asymmetry looks minuscule, but you could have a brow lift if you choose. Another option that is not permanent but is dual purpose is Botox injections. If you’d like to be seen for a consultation, feel free to reach out to my office. Smith Plastic Surgery 702-838-2455