- restore a youthful arch in the eyebrows
- reduce forehead furrows and wrinkles
- open up the area around the eyes
- elevate a drooping brow
Is an Endoscopic Brow Lift Right For You?
If you have any of the following conditions, the endoscopic brow lift will aim to correct them:
- Glabellar creases or furrows
- Asymmetric brow
- Descended brow
- Crow’s feet
- Misshaped brow
How an Endoscopic Brow Lift Works
Your endoscopic brow lift procedure will be highly individualized, achieving an elevated brow that matches your natural facial anatomy. Procedure time is approximately 1 to 2 hours, usually under local anesthesia with sedation.
First we cleanse your face and trim or tie your hair back. Dr. Rosen makes 4-5 small incisions about 2 centimeters behind the hairline. With the aid of the endoscope, he lifts the forehead skin. He then alters or removes tissues to produce a smoother appearance in the brow. The brow is elevated and secured. The incisions are then closed with stitches or clips and a dressing is applied.
After Your Endoscopic Brow Lift: Recovery and Results
Recovery time is typically shorter with the endoscopic technique. You should be back to a normal routine in about 1 week. In 3 weeks, most signs of surgery will be gone. Within 3 days you can shower and shampoo your hair. Medications will help manage discomfort during this time. Your stitches or staples will be removed within the first week. During recovery from brow lift surgery, it is common to experience some numbness, nausea and mild swelling.
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