Brow Lift

A brow lift can improve forehead wrinkles, frown lines between the eyebrows, and brow heaviness that may contribute to upper eyelid hooding. Patients often notice a brighter, more rested appearance and improved facial balance. When performed thoughtfully, results look natural and age-appropriate, enhancing the eyes without changing one’s identity.

Good candidates for a brow lift are individuals who notice drooping or low-set eyebrows, deep forehead lines, or a tired appearance despite feeling well-rested. Candidates should be in good overall health and have realistic expectations. A brow lift may be performed alone or combined with eyelid surgery or other facial procedures for more comprehensive rejuvenation.

A brow lift addresses the upper face, including the forehead, eyebrows, and the area between the brows (glabella). It can also indirectly improve the appearance of upper eyelid hooding by repositioning the brow to a more youthful, natural position.

Brow lift techniques vary based on anatomy and goals and may include minimally invasive or endoscopic approaches. Small, discreet incisions are typically hidden within the hairline. Through these incisions, the brow tissues are gently repositioned and secured to restore a youthful contour. The procedure is commonly performed under anesthesia, and recovery is generally well tolerated with gradual improvement as swelling subsides.