Yes, a brow lift can significantly reduce forehead wrinkles, particularly deep horizontal lines across the forehead and vertical lines between the eyebrows (commonly called frown lines or "11 lines"). By lifting the brow and tightening the underlying tissues, the procedure smooths the forehead and creates a more refreshed, youthful appearance.

The eyebrows frame the eyes and certainly when you change the position and shape of the eyebrows it will affect the overall shape and proportions of the structures of the eyes. In fact, when you lift the eyebrows you may also lift the skin of the upper eyelid and improve the appearance in this area as well. Assessment and rejuvenation of the eyes should be a very thorough process with the results best achieved when using a multitude of different treatments to achieve the most optimum and natural result.

A mini brow lift is a cosmetic procedure that involves lifting the outer portion of the eyebrows to create a more youthful appearance. It targets specific areas of the brow region, such as the outer corners, to lift and elevate the eyebrows without making considerable changes to the central brow or forehead.

An endoscopic brow lift generally can raise the hairline a few millimeters and so this is an important consideration when being evaluated for this procedure. Someone who may already have a high hairline may want to consider alternative options.

There are many ways in which eyebrows can be lifted. Common minimally invasive ways may include Botox, fillers that are placed under the eyebrow, and some thread lifting procedures. In addition there are a number of minimally invasive brow lift procedures with different approaches that can be done to lift the eyebrows.

The cost of a brow lift may vary depending on geographic location, the techniques used to achieve results, and more. To learn more about brow lift pricing, please contact our practice today.

Yes. A brow lift an be done under many types of anesthesia including local anesthesia.

A facelift sometimes can include a pro lift and that depends on what is physically needed for your rejuvenation, what the surgeon recommends and the additional time and expense needed to achieve the result. It is important to discuss with your surgeon what it means when a facelift is done and what will be accomplished. That way you are more likely to have a good understanding of the expectations and be pleased with the outcome and results.

The results of a brow lift will vary depending on factors such as the patient's age, skin quality, lifestyle habits, and the surgical technique used. In general, brow lifts can last anywhere from five to ten years or longer.

Numbness following a brow lift is only a temporary symptom. As the nerves regenerate and healing continues, sensation in the treated area gradually returns.

Following a brow lift, you can expect mild swelling, bruising, and discomfort around the treated area, which usually subsides within a couple of weeks. Your surgeon will provide you with post-operative care instructions, including how to manage pain and swelling, and may recommend avoiding strenuous activities for a certain period to assist with proper healing.

There are some health conditions in which a brow lift may be medically indicated. Common examples may include visual field defectu2018s where a blepharoplasty cannot adequately treat this. Another example is facial paralysis or weakness that leads to drooping of the eyebrow or forehead. However, most brow lift is done for cosmetic reasons.

For most people, the eyebrow should sit at the bony rim above the eye or higher. In a woman, the eyebrow should be slightly higher laterally or to the side. In a man, the eyebrow may sit more horizontally. Often when there is loose skin in the upper eyelids, an eyebrow lift should almost always be done to get the best results. A very careful analysis by your surgeon is important to understand how the brow affects the overall look of your eye and how upper eyelid surgery should be considered in relationship to brow lift surgery.

A brow lift can have very long lasting results for many years depending on the technique used. Generally, surgical techniques last much longer than minimally invasive techniques. However, the aging process is ongoing and the effects of gravity and collagen loss may cause the brow shape and position to change over time.

An endoscopic brow lift is a procedure that uses very small incisions hidden in the hairline and video visualization with endoscopes of the entire forehead region. The procedure is peeling because of the small hidden decisions in the ability to create a natural lift. It is a very popular procedure done by surgeons at FacesFirst.

A brow lift refers to a procedure that lifts the eyebrows and forehead. A blepharoplasty refers to a procedure performed on the upper or lower eyelids for rejuvenation. They are complementary procedures often done together for overall improvement in the appearance of the eyes.

A brow lift is often combined with other facial rejuvenation procedures to achieve more comprehensive results. Common pairings include eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) to address sagging or puffy eyelids, facelifts to rejuvenate the mid-to-lower face, or non-surgical treatments like Botox or dermal fillers to enhance the overall outcome.

The recovery time for a brow lift typically ranges from 10 to 14 days for most patients to resume normal activities. However, residual swelling or bruising may take a few weeks to resolve fully. Many patients can return to work and light activities within one to two weeks, but more strenuous activities should be avoided for at least four to six weeks.

Modern brow lift techniques are designed to minimize visible scarring. Surgeons typically place incisions along the hairline, within the hair, or in natural creases to conceal scars effectively. Over time, these scars fade and become barely noticeable, especially with proper care.

There are several types of brow lifts, each tailored to different anatomy and aesthetic goals. At FacesFirst, the most common technique is the endoscopic brow lift, which uses small hidden incisions in the scalp and offers a quicker recovery with minimal scarring. Other options include the lateral brow lift, ideal for mild sagging and often done with facelifts, and the direct or mid-forehead brow lift, typically used in older patients or men with heavy brow droop. Your surgeon will recommend the best option based on your needs and facial structure.

Yes, a brow lift can significantly improve the appearance of hooded eyelids, especially if sagging brows are contributing to excess skin over the eyes. By gently elevating the brow, this procedure opens up the upper eye area, creating a brighter and more alert appearance. For some patients, a brow lift is performed in combination with blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) for more comprehensive rejuvenation.

Mild swelling typically improves within the first 1–2 weeks following a brow lift, though subtle swelling can last several more weeks. Numbness near the incisions is also common and usually fades gradually over several weeks to a few months. Most patients feel back to normal within 4–6 weeks, with full sensation returning over time.

Yes, a brow lift can help improve brow asymmetry by adjusting the position of each brow individually to create better balance. While perfect symmetry may not always be possible due to natural facial structure, our surgeons at FacesFirst aim for a natural, harmonious look that enhances your unique features.

Absolutely. Men can benefit from brow lifts, especially when drooping brows cause a tired or heavy appearance or begin to affect vision. Our team takes special care to maintain a masculine, natural result by preserving the natural brow shape and avoiding an overly arched or “surprised” look.