Dr. Dean Kane Q & A.
Q. Can I get upper lid surgery weeks after Botox on forehead? I received Botox on my forehead two weeks ago for the first time and the fact that I can no longer contract my brow up give me a sad look. I don't think my brows droop, I only think that I've always contracted my forehead because of my heavy lids (all my youth also). So if my brows didn't move can I get a blepharoplasty?
A. Properly injected Botox will reduce the forehead lines, crows feet AND raise the eyebrows into a more youthful arched position. It sounds as if the injection technique you had performed targeted the frontalis muscle causing the brow to drop.
The well experienced eyelid surgeon will lift the eyebrow to its proper height prior to marking and performing the eyelid lift. This said,
The well experienced eyelid surgeon will lift the eyebrow to its proper height prior to marking and performing the eyelid lift. This said,
- when your brow is arched after Botox, it will be in a better position for marking and a blepharoplasty.
- When your brow and / or eyelid have drooped would be the worst time to perform a eyelid lift as too much eyelid skin may be removed causing you eyelid closing problems.
Please consult with a well experienced, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Ophthalmologist who performs both Botox, Browlift and Eyelid lift for your best evaluation and recommendations.
I hope this has been helpful.
I hope this has been helpful.
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