An eyebrow lift elevates the brows to correct drooping and reduce forehead lines, opening the eye area for a more alert and youthful appearance.
Depending on the approach (endoscopic, coronal, or temporal), incisions are made either behind the hairline or along the brow. Tissue and muscles are adjusted or lifted to reposition the brows.
The procedure takes one to two hours. The technique depends on the patient’s anatomy and desired brow position. Endoscopic approaches offer minimal scarring and faster recovery.
Swelling, forehead tightness, and bruising may occur for several days. Patients should keep the head elevated and avoid excessive facial movement. Full results develop over several weeks, with regular follow-up visits to monitor healing.
