Brow Lift
Overview
 
Cosmetic & Reconstructive Facial Eyelid & Orbital surgery @ Eye Plastics.

Why does the brow droop?

  • Aging
    • The effects of aging lead the brow and forehead to fall due to the skin's loss of  elasticity. 
  • Environmental
    • Sun, wind, and the pull of gravity all affect the face
    • Frown lines and wrinkles may develop across the forehead, 

What happens as the brow drops?

  • Your expression may not reflect how you actually feel, you may appear tired or angry
  •  As a result, many people have opted for a procedure known as the forehead lift. 
  • Based on variations in how men and women age and on new advances in medical technology, different methods are used to perform this procedure.

Indications

  • Sagging forehead; brows which hang low and close to the eyes
  • Deep vertical furrows between the brows

Should you consider a brow lift?

  • Forehead lifts are an option if you have a sagging brow or deep furrows between the eyes.
  • To predict the outcome, use your hands above your brows and on the edges of your eyes and lift the skin upwards while looking in a mirror.
Note the following:
  • The distance from the central brow-to-upper eyelid is very small (brow-upper-lid, BUL)
  • The opening of the eye (palpebral fissure) is very small (excess skin)
picture of patient with visually significant brow ptosis (drooping of the brow)

When is the best age to consider this surgery?

  • it  usually done between age forty and sixty-five, although it may be necessary at an earlier age.
  • Good health and realistic expectations are prerequisites.
   

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