FOREHEAD LIFT BROW LIFT SURGERY

Forehead lift surgery, also known as a surgical eyebrow lift, is a procedure that raises sagging skin on a person’s forehead to its proper position. This surgery repositions the underlying forehead muscles and tissues, revitalizes the eyelids, and creates a softer, more youthful expression on the upper face. By removing excess sagging skin on the forehead and adjusting the underlying muscles and tissues, a forehead lift can correct a heavy, drooping brow, eliminate deep furrows, and restore a smoother, more youthful contour to the upper third of the face.

Aging is inevitable, and its effects often first manifest in the eyebrow and forehead area. Over time, the skin loses its elasticity, and exposure to the sun, wind, and gravity cause frown lines to become more pronounced, the forehead to wrinkle, and the eyebrows to sag due to increasing weight. Although this typically occurs with age, some individuals in their thirties may experience these issues due to genetic predisposition, causing them to appear older than they are. A forehead lift or eyebrow lift surgery can address these problems.

Forehead lift or eyebrow lift surgery is a procedure that reduces the appearance of drooping eyebrows, tightens the forehead and the area around the eyes, lifts sagging eyebrows, removes deep grooves and lines on the forehead, and gives the eyes a youthful, lively expression. During the surgery, an incision is made at the hairline, behind the hairline, above the eyebrow, or in the middle of the forehead. There are no visible scars following the procedure, as any scarring is small and hidden within the hair-bearing tissues.

Although this surgery is typically preferred by individuals between the ages of 40 and 65, it can also be performed on younger individuals if necessary. Regarding the healing process, swelling may occur within a few days following eyebrow lift surgery and typically lasts about 10 days. It is essential to keep your head elevated for at least one to two weeks after treatment to prevent edema formation. It is natural to experience slight numbness and itching during the healing process in the areas of small incisions.