Surgical forehead lift and eyebrow lift
It is a surgical procedure that aims to improve the appearance of the forehead and eyebrows, in which the skin and tissues in the forehead and eyebrow area are lifted, which helps reduce wrinkles and sagging skin in this area.
Why is it performed?
Improve appearance: To get a more youthful and fresh appearance.
Reduce wrinkles: Especially horizontal wrinkles in the forehead and between the eyebrows.
Lift eyebrows: To get a more defined and elevated appearance for the eyebrows.
Treat skin sagging: Resulting from aging or sun exposure.
How is it performed?
Anesthesia: General or local anesthesia is used with sedation.
Incisions: Small incisions are made in the scalp or behind the hairline.
Tissue lift: The skin, fatty tissue and muscles in the forehead are lifted.
Removal of excess: skin and fat are removed if necessary.
Tissue fixation: The tissue is fixed in its new place using surgical sutures.
Incision closure: The incisions are closed using sutures or staples.
Recovery Period:
Swelling and bruising: Swelling and bruising may occur in the forehead and eye area for a few days.
Pain: The patient may feel some pain and discomfort after surgery.
Return to work: Most patients can return to work after a week or two.
Final results: Final results appear after several months.
Possible risks:
Bleeding and infection: As with any surgery.
Scarring: Scarring may occur at the site of the incisions.
Nerve damage: Temporary or permanent nerve damage may occur in the forehead.
Eyebrow asymmetry: Asymmetry in the height of the eyebrows may occur.
Hair loss: Temporary hair loss may occur in the area of the incisions.
Who is a good candidate?
- People who are in good overall health.
- People who have realistic expectations for the results of the surgery.
- People who suffer from forehead wrinkles and sagging eyebrows.
Tip:
Consult your surgeon: It is important to consult a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to discuss your goals and expectations.
Understand the risks: You should understand the potential risks of surgery before making a decision.
Adherence to instructions: It is necessary to adhere to the surgeon’s instructions after surgery to ensure a quick recovery and good results.