A<unk> , also known as a browlift or browplasty, is a cosmetic surgery procedure used to elevate a drooping eyebrow that may obstruct vision and/or to remove the deep “worry” lines that run across the<unk>  and may portray to others anger, sternness, hostility, fatigue or other unintended emotions.
Patients commonly request rejuvenation surgery on the<unk>  because the area is large enough to comprise the major focal and expression point of the upper face, the eyes notwithstanding. Given time and gravity, the muscles that hold the<unk>  smooth become loose and weak, allowing deep wrinkles to appear. Correction of a wrinkled<unk>  usually leads to a more youthful look. Patients requesting the procedure commonly range in age from 40 to 60.
A<unk>  is often used in combination with eyelid surgery to reduce sagging skin found on the upper eyelids.
Multiple surgical approaches can be utilized. A direct brow<unk>  is performed by removing an ellipse of skin and muscle just above the eyebrows. The incision is hidden within the brow hair. This technique does not address wrinkles or lines within the<unk>  and surgical scars may be prominent.  It is typically reserved for older patients or for men with thick eyebrow hair and male pattern baldness.
A mid-forehead<unk>  is intended for patients older than 65 who have heavy sagging eyebrows and the deepest<unk>  wrinkles. To bring about a more youthful look, the surgeon makes incisions within the deep<unk>  wrinkles and removes the excess skin, fat and muscle. Incisions are made within the deep wrinkles so that the resulting scars are hidden and not very noticeable after healing.
A coronal<unk>  is performed by making an ear to ear incision across the<unk>  and elevating the entire<unk>  and brow.
The most current technique, called an endoscopic<unk> , involves the use of a surgical telescope to elevate the brows and smooth<unk>  wrinkles through small incisions made behind the hairline.
Forehead lift
Crown lengthening
Cranioplasty
Palatal expander
Otoplasty
Lamaze
Buttock augmentation
Corpus callosotomy