- To reduce forehead wrinkles and creases
- Reduce furrows and other aging signs on the forehead and create a tight refreshed look
- Remove or reduce frown lines (vertical creases).
- Raise eyebrows to give a more youthful look and reposition sagging eyebrows.
What is a Brow Lift?
In conventional terms, any procedure that involves elevating the eyebrows can be termed as brow lift. Also known as forehead lift, the goal is to reduce the horizontal wrinkles and frown lines on forehead and gives it a tight refreshed and youthful look.
Reasons for A Brow Lift
- To reduce forehead wrinkles and creases
- Reduce furrows and other aging signs on the forehead and create a tight refreshed look
- Remove or reduce frown lines (vertical creases).
- Raise eyebrows to give a more youthful look and reposition sagging eyebrows.
What can I expect from a brow lift?
Brow lift is typically an outpatient procedure and patients can resume their normal activity in few days. Often brow lift is done in conjunction with other procedures like eyelid surgery (Blepharoplasty) or facelift.
Types of Brow Lift
Endoscopic or Short Scar Brow Lift :
Incisions are made just above the hair line without cutting the skin from ear to ear.
Coronal Lift:
A single incision from the ear can raise the hairline. Also known as open brow lift, this is the most common type of brow lifts.
Temporal Lift:
Also known as lateral brow lifts, they differ as a more minimal procedure – it mainly enlarges the eyes and thereby raises a part of the eye brows.
Trichophytic Lift:
This is the most involved procedure involving anesthesia, and is often performed on patients with high or receding hair lines.
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