Consultation:

• This is your initial meeting with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Discuss your goals, medical history, and any medications you take.
• The surgeon will examine your brows, forehead, and overall facial structure.
• They will explain the different types of eyebrow lifts, recommend the most suitable option for you, and address any questions you have.
• Be sure to ask about potential risks, side effects, and recovery expectations.

Pre-operative preparation:

• You will receive specific instructions regarding blood tests, stopping certain medications, and avoiding smoking or alcohol for a set period before surgery.
• Arrangements might be made for anesthesia and post-surgical care.

The procedure itself:

• Eyebrow lift procedures are typically performed on an outpatient basis under general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation.
• The chosen technique will determine the incision placement and surgical steps.
  • Endoscopic lifts use small incisions and specialized instruments for a minimally invasive approach.
  • Temporal lifts involve incisions near the temples for a targeted outer brow lift.
  • Coronal lifts require an incision across the top of the scalp, hidden within the hair, for a more comprehensive lift.
• The underlying tissues are adjusted to elevate and reshape the brows according to your desired outcome.
• The incisions are then closed with sutures or staples.

-Ideal Candidates for Eyebrow lift-

• Drooping eyebrows: This is the most common indicator. Drooping brows can create a tired, grumpy, or even sad expression, even when you’re feeling happy.
• Horizontal forehead wrinkles: Deep wrinkles across the forehead can be smoothed out or minimized with a brow lift.
• Frown lines and furrowed brows: Deep lines between the brows can be addressed, creating a more relaxed and youthful appearance.
• Excess upper eyelid skin: In some cases, sagging brows can contribute to hooded eyelids, potentially obstructing vision. An eyebrow lift can improve both appearance and vision.

Realistic expectations and overall health:

• Desired outcome: Understanding your desired results and having realistic expectations about what an eyebrow lift can achieve is crucial.
• Good general health: Being in good overall health with no major medical conditions is important for undergoing surgery.
• Non-smoking: Smoking can impair healing, so quitting smoking well in advance of surgery is often recommended.
• Positive outlook: Having a positive outlook on surgery and recovery is important for a successful outcome.

Age is not the only factor.

• While many candidates fall between the ages of 40 and 65, age alone doesn’t determine suitability. Younger patients with genetic predisposition to heavy brows or deep wrinkles can also benefit

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