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CuriousLI Massapequa, NY |
What is my recourse after endo browlift has started to fall?
I had a mid face lift, lower bleph and endo browlift FOUR years ago. Now I notice my right eye lid looks very droopy, my left a little. When I raise my brow its gone. Besides a coronal browlift (have extremely high hairline now) what can I do??? One ps suggested upper bleph/Botox and one suggested sculptra! I am extremely upset....Thanks
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docblinski Plastic surgeon Miami, FL United States View My Professional Profile |
What is my recourse after endo browlift has started to fall? January 23, 2010 6:55 AM Sorry for the issue. These are your options in order of ease. First, live with it - not what you want to hear but an option. Second, do Botox very temporary. Third, minor re operation of (more) Sorry for the issue. These are your options in order of ease. First, live with it - not what you want to hear but an option. Second, do Botox very temporary. Third, minor re operation of re do endo brow or threading. Fourth, direct eyebrow excision. Fifth, anterior to scalp coronal full lift. Finally a combination of 2 and 4,5. Regards from MIAMI (less) |
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mlawrence@cosmeticsu Plastic surgeon Atlanta, GA United States View My Professional Profile |
December 31, 2009 5:21 AM I would recommend the coronal browlift with the incision at the hairline. This incision, if done properly, will heal very well. The browlift will be improved and more long-lasting, and (more) I would recommend the coronal browlift with the incision at the hairline. This incision, if done properly, will heal very well. The browlift will be improved and more long-lasting, and your hairline can be lowered. (less) |
drfuentes Plastic surgeon Tijuana, Mexico View My Professional Profile |
Re do for endobrow lift October 13, 2009 9:26 AM The main reason for an endo browlift to fall is that the skin on the forehead starts to relax again. Botox will be the best option to bring the brows up again, then the redo of the endo (more) The main reason for an endo browlift to fall is that the skin on the forehead starts to relax again. Botox will be the best option to bring the brows up again, then the redo of the endo browlift, or the open browlift with an incision in the hairline to keep the height of the brow the same. (less) |
samir Plastic surgeon Baltimore, MD United States View My Professional Profile |
brow lift October 6, 2009 11:31 AM It is not unusual for endo brow lift to drop. If that is the case a blepheroplasty will not help.Botox may lift the brow temporarly by about 2 mm. Your options is to redo endo brow lift, (more) It is not unusual for endo brow lift to drop. If that is the case a blepheroplasty will not help.Botox may lift the brow temporarly by about 2 mm. Your options is to redo endo brow lift, or a modified brow lift, or in extremely high forehead consider incision infront of the hairline. (less) |
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