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Brow lift surgery, also known as a forehead lift, raises and repositions the brows and underlying forehead tissues to address a low brow position, forehead lines, and frown creases. The result can be a more lifted, refreshed appearance while maintaining the character of your natural features.
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How does it work?
Brow lift surgery involves repositioning the tissues of the forehead and brow area. Depending on your anatomy and goals, your surgeon may recommend a particular surgical technique and incision placement to achieve the desired lift.
The procedure may help address a low or heavy-looking brow, forehead wrinkles, and vertical creases between the eyebrows. Your surgeon will explain the approach, expected results, potential risks, and recovery requirements during your consultation.
Your eyes can say a lot. Your brows help set the tone.
What Can a Brow Lift Help Improve?
The upper face is all about balance. A brow lift may help with:
- Low or drooping brows: Raising the brow position where appropriate.
- Forehead lines: Reducing the appearance of selected wrinkles across the forehead.
- Frown lines: Addressing vertical creases between the eyebrows.
- A tired-looking expression: Creating a more open, refreshed appearance around the eyes.
Every face is different. The goal is to choose an approach that complements your features rather than creating an exaggerated lift.
Raising eyebrows when you pass by!
A Lift Without Losing Your Expression.
You don’t need a new face to see a difference.
Sometimes, adjusting the position of the brows can help the upper face appear more open and refreshed. Your surgeon will consider your natural brow shape, facial proportions, and expectations when planning your procedure.
The details matter. So does keeping the result true to you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
A brow lift primarily changes the position of the eyebrows and forehead tissues, which can influence how the eye area appears. It does not directly reshape the eyes. Your surgeon can explain the likely effect based on your anatomy and the technique being considered.
The type of anaesthesia depends on the surgical technique, your medical circumstances, and your surgeon’s recommendation. Options may include local anaesthesia with sedation or general anaesthesia.
Swelling, bruising, and temporary discomfort are common after surgery. Initial healing often takes around 10–14 days, although recovery varies and some swelling may persist longer. Your surgeon will advise when you can return to work, exercise, and your usual routine.
A brow lift can provide long-lasting changes, but it does not stop the natural ageing process. Your features will continue to change over time, and results vary depending on the technique, individual anatomy, and healing.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before your surgery
- Discuss your goals, medical history, and any previous facial procedures with your surgeon.
- Review the recommended technique, incision placement, risks, and expected recovery.
- Follow all pre-operative instructions, including guidance on medications and smoking.
After your surgery
- Keep your head elevated and use cold compresses only as directed by your surgeon.
- Follow instructions for wound care, dressings, and any prescribed medication.
- Avoid strenuous exercise and pressure on the incision sites until your surgeon clears you.
- Attend follow-up appointments and seek medical advice if you notice unexpected symptoms.
