Would a brow lift help correct my ptosis? (photos)

Your upper eyelids look great and the issue you are having is decent of the lateral eyebrow. A temporal brow lift can correct for this issue. There are several ways to perform this technique and the key is to provide brow elevation that will be long lasting. An experienced surgeon can guide...

They could still be present. For some people it takes longer than a year to fully go away. It sounds like what you are describing is that they are still there.

Hello, hope you are well. Thank you for posting your photos and questions here! I think your eyebrows are within normal limits for both shape and position and suit your eyes nicely. If you are interested in achieving a subtle lift, applying Botox to brow depressor muscles would be a great idea....

It's crucial to discuss your menstrual cycle and post-surgery plans with your surgeon. They can provide guidance based on your individual health and the specific procedure you're undergoing. Factors such as hormonal fluctuations and potential impacts on healing may influence their...

I would recommend an upper eyelid blepharoplasty and ptosis repair alone. I think that your brow is in an adequate or near adequate position. I would recommend obtaining visual field testing to ensure that you truly have ptosis of the levator complex that lifts and opens the eye.

Hello from Istanbul! I recommend a temporal lift which effectively lifts the midface and brows. Our method ensures better elevation by lifting both deep and superficial planes, prevents tissues from drooping prematurely and helps with longer-lasting rejuvenation and maximized brow mobilization...