My right eyebrow has a higher arch than my left. What's the best way to fix it? (Photo)

Hello. The important issue is to determine why your right eyebrow is more arched, and to fix the cause rather than the effect. This the key to achieving natural-looking results and avoiding looking as if you've had plastic surgery. For this, you need an in-person consultation and full evaluation of your face. If the muscle overactivity is the primary cause, then it's ok to inject a little Botox, Xeomin or Dysport to relax the muscles. However, based on your photos, the underlying cause could be a decreased volume of skin, fat or bone on that side of your forehead, which is making the muscles overactive. I have seen and treated many patients like this with a hyaluronic acid filler. For safety and the best results, it should be injected with a blunt cannula, not a sharp needle. Sometimes a combination of filler with Botox is the best treatment. Based on logical understanding of the possible causes of your brow arching, a brow lift is not the solution.I've included a reference to a book chapter I wrote for Clinics in Plastic Surgery (a textbook for plastic surgeons) that discusses this situation.Hope this helps.Kind regards,Dr. Hema

I think that a small bit of either Botos, Dysport or Xeomin should do the trick for you. I would not think of surgery for this. Your assymetry is not uncommon. My 12 year old son has the same thing. Nobody is the same on both sides. Some have one eye more open, one lip tyhinnier etc.