Vein After Brow Lift? (photo)

Your eyebrow placement is pleasing for your face and I actually wouldn’t recommend you do anything with them. With age they will lower naturally. However, if you’d like them to be lowered, you can try Botox to relax the muscles in the area, allowing your brows to droop down a bit. The effect las...

Hi, thanks for your question! At 24, having droopy eyebrows that cover your eyelids can understandably affect both your appearance and your confidence — especially when it gives a tired or older look. This condition is usually genetic, as you mentioned with your mother, and it’s called b...

The term "Eyelid lift" is a layman's term that doesn't really describe the different eyelid procedures that may be considered a "lift". The two main upper lid issues are: 1. excess upper eyelid skin [dermatochalasis] which is treated with a blepharoplasty 2. Eyelid Ptosis [droopy...

Botox has a completely different function and will not be used to generate the same effects as collagen. Botox is derived from Botulinum Toxin type A, and works primarily to paralyze the muscles in a given area causing wrinkles to smooth. Collagen stimulators such as Sculptra stimulate the body...

A brow lift isn’t usually covered by insurance. However, your brow lift or an eyelid lift (blepharoplasty) may be covered because of how your vision is being affected. To determine validity, you would require your doctor or surgeon to recommend the procedure as a treatment to correct your v...