I had a coronal brow lift 20 years ago. It was beautiful, but with aging my right brow and eye has drooped considerably lower than the left. I had my upper and lower lids done more than twenty years ago- the lower for fat pads and the upper for loose skin. I have hypothyroidism and six months ago I had cataract removal.
August 27, 2016
Answer: Lateral temporal brow lift... In the lateral temporal brow lift, a 2-3 inch incision is created within the hair-bearing scalp above the lateral (outside) brow and temples. The skin and muscles are elevated down to the orbital rim and then the tissues of the lateral brow and temple are lifted upwards and excess skin removed. It elevates just the lateral (outside) brow and temple as the name implies. I typically use this technique in conjunction with a facelift. It's not the best technique for correcting brow asymmetry; however, taking more skin on one side vs. the other may improve on it. You may be a better candidate for other brow lifting techniques. A physical exam is indicated to determine that. Seek the consultation of a facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon. Good luck moving forward!
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August 27, 2016
Answer: Lateral temporal brow lift... In the lateral temporal brow lift, a 2-3 inch incision is created within the hair-bearing scalp above the lateral (outside) brow and temples. The skin and muscles are elevated down to the orbital rim and then the tissues of the lateral brow and temple are lifted upwards and excess skin removed. It elevates just the lateral (outside) brow and temple as the name implies. I typically use this technique in conjunction with a facelift. It's not the best technique for correcting brow asymmetry; however, taking more skin on one side vs. the other may improve on it. You may be a better candidate for other brow lifting techniques. A physical exam is indicated to determine that. Seek the consultation of a facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon. Good luck moving forward!
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