Recovery & Healing Timeline
How Temporal lift Is Performed
Mid- & Upper-Face Contour
Temporal lift
- Elevation of the outer brow tail
- Softening of temple hollowing
- Shorter recovery and a limited incision
- Combines cleanly with blepharoplasty
A temporal lift repositions temple soft tissue up and back, rejuvenating the outer brow and the lateral midface. It is not a substitute for a full facelift; it is chosen to open the lateral gaze and correct early ageing. It is often combined with blepharoplasty.
Personal consultation
Detailed facial analysis, discussion of goals, and personalized surgical planning with the surgeon.
Procedure at a glance
A limited anatomical lift that opens the lateral gaze
Temple laxity lowers the outer brow and crowds the gaze. A temporal lift repositions this tissue through incisions hidden in the hair. The field is narrower than a facelift, so swelling is more limited and social recovery is faster.
Postoperative Recovery Process
Risks and Safety
- 01Temporary swelling
- 02Tightness at the temple
- 03Rare temporary sensory change
- 04Asymmetry
Sound technique, individualised planning and careful follow-up reduce complication risk.
Procedures
Frequently Asked Questions
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