Who is Eyebrow Lifting Recommended For?

• Suitable for both men and women.

• Typically performed on patients between 40 and 60 years old to address natural aging effects.

• Younger patients may undergo the procedure if early eyebrow sagging occurs due to genetics, sun exposure, or other factors.

Types of Eyebrow Lift Techniques

1. Suspension with Threads

   • Four minimal incisions per side (two above the eyebrow, two hidden in the scalp).

   • Threads lift the eyebrows along the path of the incision.

   • Less invasive; results may be temporary.

2. Skin Resection Above the Eyebrows

   • Small incision at the side and top of the eyebrows.

   • Excess skin is removed, raising the eyebrow.

   • Scar is discreetly hidden in the hairline.

3. Endoscopic Eyebrow Lift

   • Three to five small scalp incisions (0.5–1.0 cm) with a camera inserted.

   • Frontal area is detached, and eyebrows are repositioned naturally using threads.

4. Open Frontoplasty

   • Bilateral scalp incision with detachment of the frontal area.

   • Eyebrows are lifted through traction and tissue resection.

Duration of Surgery: 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the technique.
Hospital Stay: Usually same-day discharge; may vary with anesthesia type.

Pre-Operative Care for Eyebrow Lift

• Complete all tests requested by the surgeon.

• Stop smoking 15–30 days before surgery.

• Adjust routine medications as advised.

• Avoid medications or natural supplements that affect clotting.

• Avoid alcohol and fatty foods the day before surgery; fast for 10 hours prior.

Post-Operative Care

• Rest in bed or reclined position; elevate head for the first five days.

• Dressings removed 1–2 days after surgery.

• Stitches removed 7–10 days post-surgery.

• Bathing allowed from the day after surgery; wounds must be carefully cleaned.

• Routine activities may resume after 24 hours, respecting restrictions advised by the surgeon.