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Brow lift gone wrong - big scars, eyebrow baldness, paralyzed right brow, raised forehead line. What can I do? (Photo)

jessie_michaelDec 16, 2017
One year ago, I got an endoscopic brow lift. Now I'm suffering 1.eyebrows whose heads don't grow back fully, even if I trim them 2.large forehead 3. No hair on scars 4. My right eyebrow doesn't really move 5. Shocked look with the tail sagging badly. Do you think getting another procedure done in order to get the forehead & tails fixed would worsen the paralysis,etc? The photo is from the first 6 months. The tails have sagged and without pencil, it's sort of bald and thin. Thanks in advance!

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