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Could using Bimatoprost on the upper eyelashes, which has a side effect of decreasing pre orbital fat, cause my eyebrows to “sag” down closer to my eyes?
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I’m not really sure what you meanCould using Bimatoprost on the upper eyelashes, which has a side effect of decreasing pre orbital fat, cause my eyebrows to “sag” down closer to my eyes?
Right, but mine are closer to above resting above the brow ridge and less so on top of it. I was just thinking that decreasing the fat propping it up could cause the eye brows to move downwardsI’m not really sure what you mean
Eyebrow setness is mostly determined by the end of your supraorbital ridge
That could work, however you should also consider using your frontalis muscle less as well as that can your eyebrows to raise overtimeRight, but mine are closer to above resting above the brow ridge and less so on top of it. I was just thinking that decreasing the fat propping it up could cause the eye brows to move downwards
really not sure it will work , your brows will appear flatten perhapsRight, but mine are closer to above resting above the brow ridge and less so on top of it. I was just thinking that decreasing the fat propping it up could cause the eye brows to move downwards