• HOW IS EYEBROW LIFT OPERATION PERFORMED?
  

In the operation, sedo-anesthesia or general anesthesia can be applied. The operation can be performed by lifting all of the eyebrows as a block, or by lifting only the outer 1/3 of the eyebrows (temple lift).

The frontal muscle, which is the only muscle that raises the eyebrow, is located in the middle of the forehead and does not affect the outer ends of the eyebrows. For this reason, the outer part of the eyebrow begins to fall earlier.

Today, this surgery is performed not with large incisions as in the past, but with 4 small incisions from the scalp (2 incisions are made if only the outer ends of the eyebrows are to be lifted).

Thanks to this operation, wrinkles on the forehead and deep lines are reduced and sagging around the eyes is collected.

If a drain is inserted during the surgery, this drain is removed on the first or second day after the surgery. Rarely, edema and bruises disappear in the first week after the operation.

Stitches are removed in the first week and it is possible to return to work after the first week.

Sometimes, this operation is also applied to narrow the forehead in people with wide foreheads. In the operations performed for this purpose, the incision is made at the level of the scalp, from the line between the forehead and the hair.