The Brow Lift Procedure
Brow lift procedures are performed on an outpatient basis, and patients can be driven home shortly after their procedure is complete. Before the surgery, patients will be given anesthesia which typically includes a combination of a local anesthetic and sedation to ensure safety and comfort throughout the surgery.
Once the anesthesia has been administered, the surgeon makes several short incisions in discrete locations along or within the hairline. These incisions allow the surgeon to access the tissues of the forehead. The surgeon then releases the ptotic attachments of the eyebrow and secures the brow in a more youthful position. Once this process is complete, the surgeon closes the incisions and places a head wrap to be worn overnight.
Endoscopic
The endoscopic brow lift is a minimally invasive surgical technique that rejuvenates the forehead and brow area. Small incisions are made, and an endoscope may be used to visualize and release the tissues, lifting the brow and reducing wrinkles. This approach results in less scarring, a quicker recovery, and a refreshed, more youthful appearance. It is a popular choice for those seeking a less invasive facial enhancement.
Temporal
A temporal brow lift is a specialized surgical technique designed to elevate and rejuvenate the outer brow and forehead region. Incisions are strategically placed within the hairline, ensuring minimal scarring. By addressing the temporal area, this procedure provides a subtle yet impactful improvement in overall facial appearance, helping patients achieve a more youthful and harmonious look with minimal downtime. The procedure is often combined with a lower facelift to help rejuvenate the upper one third of the face.
Mid-Forehead
The mid-forehead lift is a surgical procedure tailored to address the central brow and forehead. It involves making small incisions within the forehead's natural creases or the hairline to discreetly lift and smooth the area. This technique effectively reduces wrinkles and restores a more youthful appearance to the upper face while minimizing visible scarring. This technique is preferred in those with a recessed or thinning hairline.