What is the best age for a brow lift?
There is no “best age” for a brow lift; patients can choose to have this surgery whenever they wish to address signs of age that appear on the brow.
What is the difference between a brow lift and eyelid surgery?
A brow lift (also called a forehead lift) is a procedure designed to elevate the eyebrows, smooth forehead wrinkles, and reduce frown lines. It enhances the upper facial area by repositioning the skin and underlying muscles of the forehead.
Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), on the other hand, focuses on the eyelids. It removes or repositions excess skin, fat, and muscle from the upper or lower eyelids to improve drooping, puffiness, or bagginess around the eyes.
While both procedures can rejuvenate the eye area, a brow lift targets the forehead and eyebrow position, whereas eyelid surgery specifically treats the eyelids themselves. In some cases, both may be recommended for optimal results.
Can Botox lift my eyebrows?
Botox can temporarily elevate the eyebrows and help make the eyes appear more open.
Is a brow lift painful?
You will experience some discomfort and tightness within the first few weeks following your brow lift surgery, but typically nothing severe.
Will I look natural after a brow lift?
Yes. A brow lift with Dr. Lee is designed to achieve natural, elegant results that never appear “fake” or “manufactured.” It is essential to approach a brow lift very conservatively, to avoid looking surprised amongst other risks.
Where are the incisions made for a brow lift?
Incisions are behind your hairline across the top of your head or at the hairline near the temples.
Will there be scarring after my brow lift?
There will be scars where the incisions were made, hidden within the hairline. Dr. Lee goes to great lengths to make the scars inconspicuous.
How long does a brow lift last?
A brow lift can last for a decade or more. However, the longevity of the procedure can vary depending on individual factors such as aging, genetics, and lifestyle choices.
Is a brow lift the same as a forehead lift?
Yes. Both terms are used interchangeably to describe the surgery that addresses sagging skin and wrinkles in the brow and forehead area by lifting and tightening the tissues.