North West Eyes- Eye plastic and cataract surgery
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      • Brow ptosis (droopy brows)
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Brow ptosis (droopy/low eyebrows)

The eyebrows commonly descend on the forehead as a result of ageing and rarely due to disease of the nerves. There are many good operations available to help improve the position of the brow. The eyelid itself is often affected by the eyebrow’s position and so it is crucial that someone experienced in assessing the eyebrow and eyelids together determines the ideal surgical plan to avoid complications or disappointment.