Recovery & Healing Timeline
How Brow lift Is Performed
Upper-Face Rejuvenation
Brow lift
- A less tired or heavy expression
- Gliding, endoscopic or eyelid-approach options
- Reduced upper-lid heaviness
- Combined planning with blepharoplasty when needed
A brow lift repositions the brows to a more youthful level. The goal is not an over-elevated brow but an opener gaze, less upper-lid heaviness and a natural upper-face balance. Technique depends on medial versus lateral descent, the hairline and whether blepharoplasty is planned.
Personal consultation
Detailed facial analysis, discussion of goals, and personalized surgical planning with the surgeon.
Procedure at a glance
Not pulling the brow — balancing the gaze
A low brow weighs on the upper lid and creates a tired look. Surgical brow lift repositions tissue along anatomical planes. Gliding brow lift preserves a natural arch; the endoscopic method elevates the upper face through small incisions; the eyelid approach adds support without an extra scar in blepharoplasty candidates.
Postoperative Recovery Process
Risks and Safety
- 01Temporary swelling and bruising
- 02Asymmetry
- 03Rare temporary sensory change
- 04Temporary thinning around the hairline
Sound technique, individualised planning and careful follow-up reduce complication risk.
Procedures
- 01
Gliding brow lift
A contemporary approach that glides the brow into position while preserving a natural arch.
- 02
Endoscopic brow lift
Upper-face elevation through small hairline incisions with endoscopic control.
- 03
Through the eyelid incision
Limited brow support in the same session as upper blepharoplasty, without an extra scar.
Frequently Asked Questions
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