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How Aging Changes the Brows
The earliest signs of aging emerge in the upper face. With time, a person can develop droopy or lowered brows that can create excess skin above the eyes. This can block peripheral vision or make the eyes and face look tired. Horizontal lines and furrows (frown lines) form over the brow, and the eyebrows descend, which de-emphasizes and even shrinks the appearance of the eyes. These changes can significantly affect your peripheral vision, which can also affect your ability to drive and perform normal daily activities. They can also make your face look older and your expression unhappy or weary, even when you are feeling happy and alert.