Narrow brow-eye distance / upper eyelid ptosis

Pricing for brow and eye lifting varies widely between clinics — but the true cost driver is never the device. It comes down to who assesses you, who designs the plan, and how much clinical expertise is required. In the brow-eye zone, just 1–2 mm separates a “bright, lifted” look from a “tired, heavy” one. That means correctly classifying true versus functional ptosis using MRD1 measurement and the brow-elevation test before deciding whether Botox® is appropriate, whether Ultherapy® or Thermage® FLX is needed, or whether a thread-lift combination is the right call. This level of clinical judgment is a medical resource — not simply “a few injections.” Complex cases (mixed true/functional ptosis, unilateral asymmetry, revision after treatment elsewhere) are managed by our physician. When our physician is directly involved, the pricing reflects that level of physician time and expertise. For clients who are stable and simply need routine Botox maintenance, our trained clinical team can safely carry out the treatment under a physician-directed protocol — a more accessible option. All injectable treatments are performed by the physician to ensure symmetry and dosing precision. The right approach for you is determined by your brow and eyelid anatomy, not by price — specifics will be discussed at your consultation based on MRD1 classification and muscle function assessment.

• Payment is made at the clinic, after the consultation and before treatment begins
• Nothing is paid in advance, and no deposit is required to hold an appointment
• Cosmetic treatment is a self-pay item and is not covered by public medical insurance in China
• All new clients receive a complimentary 30-minute Complimentary Consultation & Assessment

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