Brow Lift

One of the first things people notice about them is their brows and the area surrounding their eyes. Wrinkles and sagging in this region over time make the individual seem older and more depressed than they really are.

Changes in fat, connective, and bone tissue, particularly beneath the brows, cause brows to fall out over time. The sagging of the brows causes more than just an unattractive look. Simultaneously, it may cause the upper eyelid to gather towards the top of the eye, reducing the field of view. As a result, considerable improvements in patients' seeing angles are seen following brow lift surgery.

There is a lengthy planning period prior to the brow lift treatment. The best eyebrow shape for a person's face is decided at this point. Eyebrows should be natural-looking as well as straight and tight.

Under general anesthesia, brow raising or stretching procedures are done. Brow lift surgery may be combined with eyelid surgery to get the best results. At the same time, the number of lifts done during forehead lift surgery might result in a more appealing and dynamic look.