How can I fix my asymmetrical eyebrow height? (photo)

Thank you for your question. Botox, fillers, and threading (or a combination of all three) are good options for treating an asymmetrical brow.A muscle-relaxer, like Botox or Dysport, may be used to soften the muscles that pull your brow down, allowing the elevator muscles more significant opportunity to lift the eyebrow naturally. Dermal fillers can create a lateral brow lift. Fillers can equalize the brows if one is lower than the other. Fillers can laterally raise both eyebrows—no longer drooping! Threads can provide a needed lift. The PDO Threads work to provide traction to the skin. The sagging skin is thereby raised up and concurrently volumized.

The issue is not your eyebrow but rather a droopy right upper eyelid (ptosis) which forces your right eyebrow to work harder to assist in lifting the droopy eyelid. The treatment would be right upper eyelid ptosis surgery. See an oculoplastic surgeon.

Hi,Selectively weakening the right eyebrow elevator with botox/dysport is a low risk treatment with a high chance of giving you much better symmetry. Best,

Fillers can be used to lift the brows and improve symmetry. It will take 1-2 weeks for final results. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question. Based on the picture provided the best method to achieve eyebrow symmetry might be to selectively weaken, by use of neuromodulator, the side that you would like to bring down further towards your eye. See a cosmetic doctor for a consultation and start with that treatment first. Additional treatments may include filler and eyebrow shaping. Remember that complete eyebrow symmetry is probably not possible and it is natural to have slight asymmetry. Best regards, Dr. Bector