Dimpling above my eyebrow after endoscopy lifting 3 weeks post op. (photo)

Hi and thank you for your question.  This type of brow lift utilizes an endoscope — a narrow, lighted probe with a video-camera — to assist the brow lift surgery.  Using an endoscope allows your surgeon to perform a less-invasive surgery with minimal scarring and less possibility of on-going numbness in the procedure area.  One natural result of endoscopic procedures, however, is mild trauma at the endoscope entry points, usually producing small dimples or indentations post-procedure.  These do not indicate a problem with your surgery or your final results.  In most instances, these indications will resolve themselves in the weeks and months after your procedure.  If they do not fully resolve or do not resolve quickly enough for you, contact the board-certified facial plastic surgeon who performed your surgery for a specific treatment recommendation.  I hope this information helps you.  Good luck!
- Jacqueline T. Cheng, MD

These dimples can be caused by the anchor points of the endoscopic brow lift. They usually fade within a few weeks or months. 

Small contour deformities after surgery are not unusual.  Give it some time, as most resolve without any intervention.  Discuss with your surgeon.

Thank you for your question.  The dimpling your experiencing isn't too uncommon and should resolve within a couple of months.  Be sure to continue to communicate with your treating physician as they know best exactly what is going on as you heal from their surgery.  Occassionally you can use a little botox to help relax the area and see if that helps, but often that is not necessary as it self resolves.  Best of luck in your ongoing healing. 
All my best,
Dr. Doug Henstrom

Dear plasticncThank you for your question and photo!  It is really hard to assess your concerns without knowing the details of the surgery. Please review with your surgeon - perhaps a little botox may help.With Warm RegardsTrevor M Born MD