Op.Dr. Ahmet Caymaz | KBB Hastalıkları. Baş & Boyun Cerrahisi Uzmanı – İzmir
Brow Lift
Drooping eyebrows can make the eyes appear smaller and are often considered a sign of aging along with forehead wrinkles.
Eyebrow lifting surgery elevates the brows, regardless of whether their position is due to genetics or developed over time, achieving a much younger and vibrant appearance.
This procedure is performed using a special camera called an endoscope, through a small incision within the hairline.
Methods include endoscopic eyebrow lifting, direct eyebrow lifting, and coronal eyebrow lifting.
With endoscopic eyebrow lifting, the following can also be performed:
When considering the face as a whole, combined surgeries are often performed. These combinations further enhance the overall appearance of the face, providing more comprehensive rejuvenation.
Endoscopic eyebrow lifting surgery is carried out under general anesthesia or sedation.
The procedure is performed through a small incision in the scalp, using endoscopes.
The lifting process is carried out according to the position of the brow, bringing it to the desired position.
Especially in patients with eyebrow asymmetry, effective results are observed.
This method stands out for its minimal pain and comfortable recovery process.
Due to the minimal incision within the scalp, the likelihood of scarring is low.
While revitalizing the forehead area, it also brings about natural-looking results.
Before planning the surgery, the patient’s medical history is thoroughly reviewed to check for any conditions that might preclude the procedure.
Patients using anticoagulant drugs are advised to stop these under medical supervision at least one week before the plan or switch to a suitable alternative.
Avoidance of herbal teas and similar supplements rich in vitamins and minerals is recommended.
The recovery process after endoscopic eyebrow lifting is generally quick.
Patients are expected to be able to resume daily activities within a few days.
Bruising is expected to heal completely within the first two weeks.
Like any surgical procedure, endoscopic eyebrow lifting surgery carries potential risks.
These include infection, bleeding, delayed healing, or minimal hair loss at the incision site.
To reduce the frequency of these issues, carefully follow the recommendations given and adhere to your prescribed medications.
The results of endoscopic eyebrow lifting surgery are generally permanent.
However, aging cannot be stopped, and this process continues.
Due to the skin’s aging process, changes may occur over the long term.
The operation typically lasts about 2 hours.
However, this duration may vary depending on the patient’s condition and the course of the surgery.
Scarring after endoscopic eyebrow lifting is generally minimal and hidden within the hair.
Patients typically return to their normal daily activities within a few days.
However, full recovery may take a few weeks.
Yes, a certain amount of edema and bruising is observed after the procedure.
Bruises usually heal completely within the first two weeks.
Edema varies depending on the patient’s recovery period.
This procedure is generally considered a cosmetic procedure and is not covered by health insurance.
You can wash your face gently following the directives given by your doctor, and you may shower starting from the third day.
Endoscopic eyebrow lifting is planned to make your facial expression look more vigorous and lively.
However, it is performed while preserving your natural facial contours.
No dressing is required. 7 days thin tape
Brow Lift