Raising one brow higher than another is not an uncommon situation. There could be some underlying muscle or nerve issue (very rare) that should be address by a doctor you do consultation with. However, most common cause of this kind of asymmetry is just a persistent habit of...
I have done browlift reversal with hairline lowering for 35 years. It depends on the type of browlift u had. I am guessing it was a coronal. I use tissue expansion for this which u will need if your scalp is tight.
What type of forehead lift did you have? For most brow lifts, dissection is done over the temple area. This can either damage or stretch the nerve in this area which is responsible for elevating the brow. If you lift up your forehead, does it move on the right? If is...