Brow Lift
Soften the signs of aging in the forehead and brows to help you look more rested and refreshed

A brow lift (also called a forehead lift or eyebrow lift) is a facial rejuvenation procedure designed to improve signs of aging in the upper third of the face. Over time, changes in skin elasticity, muscle activity, and the position of the forehead and brow tissues can lead to a lower brow position, forehead wrinkles, and a tired or heavy appearance around the eyes.
By repositioning the forehead and brow tissues and, when appropriate, relaxing specific muscles that contribute to wrinkles, a brow lift can restore a more youthful position to the eyebrows, smooth forehead lines, and create a more balanced relationship between the forehead, brows, and eyes. The goal is not to create an unnatural or surprised appearance, but rather to help you look refreshed and more like yourself.
You may be a good candidate for a brow lift if you:
We encourage you to ask questions, discuss your goals openly, and take the time you need to understand your options. Our goal is for you to leave your consultation with all the information necessary to make the treatment decision that is right for you.
A brow lift is typically performed as an outpatient procedure under general anesthesia or intravenous sedation.
Several techniques may be used depending on your anatomy, hairline, degree of brow descent, and desired outcome. Incisions are carefully placed to minimize visibility, often within or along the hairline.
During surgery, the forehead and brow tissues are repositioned, and specific muscles may be adjusted to soften wrinkles and prevent excessive downward pull on the brows. Sutures or anchors are sometimes placed to help maintain the brow position.
The procedure is often performed alone but may be combined with eyelid surgery or other facial rejuvenation procedures to create a balanced result.
Most patients return home the same day after surgery.
Recovery after a brow lift varies from patient to patient, but most individuals find it very manageable.
You can expect:
Many patients feel comfortable returning to work and social activities within approximately 1 to 2 weeks, although subtle swelling may continue to improve over several months.
Light activity such as walking is encouraged early in recovery, while strenuous exercise and heavy lifting should be avoided until cleared by your surgeon.
Your surgeon will provide detailed postoperative instructions and monitor your healing throughout your recovery.
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