Swelling and pain after lateral brow lift. Is it normal?

Thank you for your question. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
Best wishes,

It is not unusual to have pain and swelling after a brow lift, but you should contact your surgeon for reassurance or a quick follow-up exam since it is only one sided and the swelling is getting worse. A hematoma (collection of blood under the skin or scalp) is unlikely but it may be the cause of your problem.

Hi Princess,It takes approximately 6-8 weeks for the
majority of swelling and edema to resolve after a brow lift procedure. The swelling and pain does not have to be
divided equally between the two brows. Patients
normally will take at least one week off of work and refrain from heavy lifting
for at least 6 weeks. Pain is normally mild at the most. If you experience severe
pain, it may be a bleeding or a post-operative hematoma. Call your surgeon
immediately if there is increased pain, visual changes occur to prevent
permanent damage. Every operation, no matter how minor, is accompanied by swelling of the
surrounding tissues, perhaps, even your eyes and checks. The swelling is
usually greatest on the second or third day after your operation. We suggest
that you keep your head elevated as much as possible. The swelling itself is
normal and is not an indication that something is wrong with the healing phase of
your operation.