Brow lift for deep set eyes with prominent brow bone?

You would be a great candidate for an endoscopic brow lift. This would help lift your brows and make your eyes appear more open. All scars are hidden back in the hairline.
Best of luck!

Type of Browlift to raise the entire brow. Either an Irregular Trichophytic Browlift or a Modified Coronal Browlift (depending on scalp elasticity and hairline location) will give you what would you need to feminize your face. Make sure you see a Very Experienced surgeon who can show you dozens of natural results and a photo of the hairline with the hair pulled back.

Based on your photos, you do have a slightly lower than average brow position, especially medially towards the nose. Having said that, it is a perfectly within the normal limit of brow positions.
More than any other facial procedure, brow position is an individual aesthetic. Some people like their brows lower, other like them higher with a more dramatic arch. Although it is true that a low brow position can be very aesthetically pleasing, in my opinion, there is no cookie cutter brow position that is "perfect", rather, it should be "what's perfect for you".

There are a few different types of brow lifts than I do depending on patient's anatomy and hairline/density: trichophytic hairline, endoscopic, and temporal. Each have their pros and cons. The trichophytic brow lift also allows for drilling done of a prominent brow ridge to some degree, and doesn't raise your hairline nor make your forehead larger.
Virtual consultations are available, but an in person evaluation would be best to evaluate your brow mobility and demonstrate the different options for you.

From the limited photographs, it does appear that you have low-set eyebrows. A brow lift procedure can accomplish raising your eyebrows so that your eyes are more open. Nothing can be done about deep set eyes. In our practice, a brow lift procedure is performed under General anesthesia as an outpatient procedure.

First of all, you have very nice looking eyes and brows, and many would consider your brows in normal position nowadays. If you look at today's fashion models, you will find that most have flatter, lower and fuller brow. You want to bring more light to the eye in order to reduce the appearance of deep set eyes. I wonder if you considered Botox to give you a slight chemical brow lift? I am not certain that fillers would help as excess volume would create more shadowing effect over your eyes. If you like Botox results, you could consider an endoscopic brow lift or do nothing at all, since your brows look normal to me.