Expressive brow structure supported by muscle and soft tissue; changes here can affect symmetry, openness, and facial balance.
The eyebrows play a key role in expression and eye framing. Over time, muscle imbalance, skin laxity, and changes in soft tissue support can cause the brows to lower, flatten, or lose symmetry.
Repetitive facial movement, genetics, and age-related collagen loss influence brow position and shape. Subtle shifts can make the eyes appear smaller or heavier, even when eyelids themselves have not significantly changed.
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