Aging in younger individuals begins in the upper face.
Heaviness in the upper eyelids is sometimes confused with the need for eye surgery. In certain individuals heaviness in the eyes may be due to a lowering of the forehead and brows. If you pull up on your skin just above your eyebrows and you like the improvement, you may get the improvement you seek with a browlift.
All browlifts are not the same.
The traditional approach to correct the issues of the brow often left the patient with a surprised look of the eye and a plastic look of the forehead. This easily recognized and gives an "operated look" (which of course you do not want!).
A wonderful new, minimally invasive approach is the Endoscopic Browlift.
Small incisions are made behind the hair line where they are not seen and a small camera is inserted to allow the surgery without making large cuts in the scalp. Doing the surgery this way results in a natural, long lasting improvement without the typical problems of the traditional surgery. The problems you avoid having an Endoscopic Browlift include a scar from ear to ear, raising the hairline, making the forehead look bigger, damage of nerves that leaves your scalp feeling numb, and the surprised look of eyebrows that have been raised too high and not in synch with the rest of your face. The Endoscopic Browlift restores your look naturally without looking like you have had surgery.
Minimally invasive means minimal recovery.
The recovery for this procedure will include some swelling that will last approximately one week. Since the incisions are hidden in the hair, you may comfortably go out the next day.
One last comment.
This operation restores a youthful look that is long lasting and is an excellent choice for the younger patient whose early aging is mainly around the upper face.
Before(left) & after(right) endoscopic brow lift.
Before(left) & after(right) endoscopic brow lift.
Before(left) & after(right) endoscopic brow lift.
Before(left) & after(right) endoscopic browlift and skin care.
