Conditions
Brow Volume
A brow that has dropped, thinned, or lost its shape
A brow that has dropped, thinned, or lost its shape
The brow does a lot of the work in a face. As the skin above the eye loses support the tail of the brow drops, which reads as tiredness even when you are not tired — and years of over-plucking leave gaps that do not grow back.
There are two different answers depending on which problem you have. Relaxing the muscles that pull the brow down lets it sit higher; a small amount of filler restores support underneath it. If the shape rather than the position is the issue, that is grooming and mapping work, not injecting.
We will say which one you are looking at, and it is often not the one people arrive expecting.
Treatments we would consider
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Brow Lamination
Brow Lamination is a non-invasive treatment that smooths and reshapes brow hairs to achieve a fuller, more uniform look, often paired with tinting.
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Brow Shaping
Brow Shaping is a precision-focused service that enhances natural facial features by sculpting brows into their most flattering shape using waxing, tweezing, or trimming.
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Dermal Filler
Dermal fillers listed include Restylane, RHA Filler, Juvederm, and Versa. These fillers are used to smooth wrinkles, restore volume, and enhance features like lips and cheeks.
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Toxins
Neurotoxin injectables listed include Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, Daxxify, and Xeomin. These relax facial muscles to reduce facial wrinkles and lines.