I did my research, went with an experienced surgeon and was aware of the risks. I have sadly noticed no improvement in brow movement since the surgery. I have min movement in one/nothing in the other - the temple area is also numb. My swelling was not severe. I understand this is nerve damage. I'm not panicking (yet) and can be patient but would like some honest opinions on when I should start to worry about seeing no movement at all? Thank you.
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May 4, 2018
Answer: Nerve damage after Browlift, limited movement
Hello,Good questions. First question is if there is a treatable reason for the asymmetry or if it is just "the way your are". You have visited a neurologist which would likely rule out any nerve issues.A common cause of a high eyebrow is ptosis (drooping of the eyelid) on the same side. If th...
Thank you for your question. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon. A combination of surgical and non-surgical procedures has the potential to achieve your desired outcome.
Best wishes,
I would not recommend direct brow lift or actually any surgical brow lift but rather chemical brow lift (with botox) and perhaps conservative upper blepharoplasty. Consultation is needed to give you accurate recommendation.
