Endoscopic Forehead Lift
Also known as an endoscopic brow lift, this is a surgery to minimize forehead lines and wrinkles, and elevate brows to reduce lid drooping.
Is an endoscopic forehead lift for you?
As with all elective surgery, good health and realistic expectations are prerequisites. When a surgeon tightens loose skin and removes the excess, forehead wrinkling and drooping brows are modified. The procedure is called a forehead lift or brow lift. If necessary, the surgeon removes part of the muscle that causes vertical frown lines between the brows. The result can be a smoother brow and a more youthful expression. To see what a forehead lift can do for your face, put your hands above your brows and outside the edges of your eyes and gently raise the skin upwards. Forehead lifts are an option if you have a sagging brow or deep furrows between the eyes. This procedure is usually done between age forty and sixty-five, although it may be necessary at an earlier age.
An extension of the brow lift is called a midface lift. This procedure can improve the dark circles under the eyes and the folds in front of the cheeks by elevating the cheek fat pad back into its youthful position. Incisions can be placed behind the hairline where they are hidden from view. The results look natural and refreshed.
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