Unibrow & Eyebrow Movement: No Connection
A unibrow (synophrys) is a single eyebrow spanning the nasal bridge. It is caused by hair growth patterns and has no effect on the ability to raise eyebrows. Eyebrow elevation is controlled by the frontalis muscle in the forehead, which functions independently of eyebrow hair configuration. People with unibrows can raise their eyebrows normally.
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