Direct brow lifting

A surgical procedure designed to correct drooping eyebrows, eyelids, and outer corners of the eyes. This condition can make a person appear perpetually angry, due to the sagging of the forehead skin and the natural aging process. During the procedure, an incision is made along the upper border of the eyebrow, allowing the surgeon to directly elevate the brow. At our clinic, we employ a cutting-edge technique for direct brow lifts that offers minimally invasive incisions with enhance precision to help improve facial symmetry, alleviate forehead wrinkles creating a more youthful and refreshed appearance.

Our ophthalmologists work closely with patients to create a customized surgical plan that addresses their unique concerns.

Am I a candidate?

Generally, a direct brow lift is suitable for most people, especially those who have concerns about the following :

Drooping eyebrows and outer corners of the eyes.
Asymmetry eyebrows.
A short distance between the eyebrows and the upper.

What can I expect?

Recovery Process: The incision made during a direct brow lift will be carefully concealed along the upper border of your eyebrow. It's common to experience some swelling and bruising around the eyes, especially during the first 1-2 days after surgery. By following your doctor's post-operative instructions and taking any prescribed medications, these side effects will gradually subside. Over time, the scar will fade and become less noticeable. The final results of the surgery will become apparent within 3 to 6 months, depending on individual healing rates. Although the aging process is inevitable, a direct brow lift can provide long-lasting, natural-looking results.
Potential Complications: While complications are rare, especially when performed by an experienced ophthalmologist, potential risks include:
- Asymmetry between the two eyebrows or two eyes
- Numbness around the incision site
- Bleeding
- Infection
- The need for revision surgery