Hi - With a brow lift technique that removes actual skin I believe you can get the result you are looking for. This can be done in a variety of ways depending on what contours they have now. Your surgeon will evaluate your face in it's entirety and recommend the best treatment for you. All the best - Dr. Bekanich
Thank you for your question. It is difficult to give specific comments in your case without photos or an in person exam. There are many causes of brow asymmetry. One of the most common is a ptosis (droop) of the eyelid on the side with the higher brow. The brain will sense the droop and compensate with brow elevation. This can only be determined with an in person exam and consultation with a fellowship trained Oculoplastic surgeon. There are many other causes of brow asymmetry and this may even be normal asymmetry. An in person exam from a qualified surgeon is your best bet.