I have hooded eyelids which I think is from years of Botox. My left brow is also lower than my right. How can these issues be fixed and why has this happened? Thanks in advance for your advise.
July 3, 2017
Answer: Hooded eyelids and asymmetrical eyebrows From the one very limited photograph, there appears to be excess skin in the upper lids creating the hooded look. An upper blepharoplasty can accomplish removing excess skin and a small amount of fatty deposits from the upper lids to rejuvenate them. The eyebrow asymmetry is normal asymmetry of the forehead. The brows do not appear low, therefore a browlift is not required. It is important to rule out ptosis before undergoing an upper blepharoplasty procedure, which is performed at the time of examination and consultation. For many examples of blepharoplasty and brow lifting, please see the link and the video below
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July 3, 2017
Answer: Hooded eyelids and asymmetrical eyebrows From the one very limited photograph, there appears to be excess skin in the upper lids creating the hooded look. An upper blepharoplasty can accomplish removing excess skin and a small amount of fatty deposits from the upper lids to rejuvenate them. The eyebrow asymmetry is normal asymmetry of the forehead. The brows do not appear low, therefore a browlift is not required. It is important to rule out ptosis before undergoing an upper blepharoplasty procedure, which is performed at the time of examination and consultation. For many examples of blepharoplasty and brow lifting, please see the link and the video below
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July 3, 2017
Answer: I have hooded eyelids and a raised brow. How can I change this? Thanks for the question. I believe that you ave mild ptosis causing the droopiness to the eyelids, and this often causes a secondary elevation of the brows. This is usually unrelated to Botox once the effects of the injections are worn off. Choose a good quality Plastic Surgeon who feels comfortable in performing this type of surgery, and best of luck to you.FrNk Rieger M.D. Tampa Plastic Surgeon
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July 3, 2017
Answer: I have hooded eyelids and a raised brow. How can I change this? Thanks for the question. I believe that you ave mild ptosis causing the droopiness to the eyelids, and this often causes a secondary elevation of the brows. This is usually unrelated to Botox once the effects of the injections are worn off. Choose a good quality Plastic Surgeon who feels comfortable in performing this type of surgery, and best of luck to you.FrNk Rieger M.D. Tampa Plastic Surgeon
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