A brow lift is predominantly used to rejuvenate the forehead and eyebrows, but can also be performed for patients with a receding hairline or naturally high forehead.
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What does a brow lift involve?
Usually performed using small incisions, an endoscopic brow lift produces a similar effect with fewer complications.
There are many different reasons why patients may choose to undergo brow lift surgery. If the lateral part of your eyebrows is too low, your whole face may have a tired, or even sad look and can also create the impression that there is superfluous skin on your upper eyelids. Occasionally, depending on genetics, even young people may experience this problem.
Brow lift surgery will normally give you back a more youthful and pleasing brow shape and position. When the brow position is low, some people tend to raise their eyebrows, which leads to forehead lines. In many cases (particularly with younger patients) repositioning the eyebrow may refresh the appearance of your eyes without the need for eyelid surgery.
Brow lift surgery also has the ability to address the frown muscles, and reduce the tendency that some people have to frown whilst they are focusing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You could be a candidate for brow lift surgery if you experience any of the following:
- You often look tired or even sad and would like to look more awake
- You are concerned about the visible signs of ageing on your forehead
- You have a receding hairline
- You have a naturally high forehead
- You have wrinkles around your upper eyes and/or forehead and would like to restore a more youthful appearance
Every patient will have undergone a full consultation with Paul so that patients are made fully aware and comfortable before entering into any surgery.
The hospital where your operation is taking place will provide patients with full detailed written instructions on preparing for surgery.
Brow lift surgery is performed under general anaesthesia meaning patients are not prohibited to eat or drink 6 hours prior to the operation.
