Brow Lift

The eyes are the central feature of the face, and they reveal a lot about a person. However, a loss of skin elasticity above the eyebrows can cause them to sag; additionally, premature lines and wrinkles can appear on the forehead because of this loss of skin elasticity. Even the most potent at-home treatments cannot address these signs of aging. Brow lift surgery is designed to reposition the brow tissue for a more youthful and vibrant facial appearance.

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The type of anesthesia used will depend on personal preference and the extent of correction needed. Patients receiving minor correction will be given local anesthesia; however, most patients prefer to have their surgery performed under general anesthesia.
Initial swelling can alter the shape of your upper face, but by six weeks after the procedure, most major swelling should subside enough to see the final, youthful results. However, minor swelling can still exist and impact the subtle shape of your brows for up to a year.
While brow lift surgery can provide you with many long years of facial correction, it does not prevent new signs of aging from forming. Protect your face from sun exposure by using sunscreen and avoiding direct sunlight. Avoid other harmful lifestyle choices and environmental factors, such as smoking. Utilizing common non-surgical options, such as facial fillers or laser treatments, can also help maintain the quality of your results.
You should stop smoking for six weeks and taking medication that thins the blood (e.g., aspirin) for two weeks prior to your surgery; this will improve circulation, promote better healing, and reduce any bleeding issues. You should also drink a lot of water in the days leading up to surgery so that your body is hydrated. Additionally, you should get plenty of sleep the night before your surgery. Plan to have a friend or family member help you for the first few days following your procedure. Private duty nursing is also an excellent option.

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