Cleveland Brow Lift doctors

	Richard Gentile, MD Cleveland Facial Plastic Surgeon 6505 Market St Suite A103, Boardman		4 answers
	Steven S. Carp, MD Akron Plastic Surgeon 4031 Massillon Rd Suite A, Uniontown
	Steven Goldman, MD Cleveland Plastic Surgeon 3609 Park East Suite 206, Beachwood
	John K. Wakelin III, MD Columbus Plastic Surgeon 4971 Arlington Centre Blvd, Columbus
	Kenneth Arsham, MD Cleveland Plastic Surgeon 23250 Chagrin Blvd Commerce Park SQ V, Ste 450, Beachwood

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Is It Possible to Restore Original Brow Position After Endoscopic Forehead Lift? I had an endoscopic forehead lift 3 years ago. I am very unhappy with the result. My brows are lifted too high. I would like to restore brow original position. I don't like the new shape of my eyes as well. In August 2010 I had an endoscopic correction of brow position but, unfortunately, nothing has changed. Is it feasible to get brows to what they were before surgery? Can it be done endoscopically? Thanks in advance.

A: You may want to consider Botox for lowering....

If you weaken the frontalis muscle with botox you may see a reduction in the brow heighth. The surgical procedures to correct this will be very unpredictable.

Richard Gentile, MD

Cleveland Facial Plastic Surgeon

Large Forehead After Brow Lift? Will traditional brow lift leave me with large looking forehead? I want to have excess skin removed from my forehead. This would make my forehead look more in line with the rest of my face. Is that something that can be done? I guess the doctor would have to take strip of skin off the forehead, not in the hairline.

Also, is it possible to do what's called mattress stitching in line with this? This was done when I had both upper and lower eye lids done in 1991. I had no scarring or any sign of anything being done. I am not concerned with the scarring, but it's the large-looking forehead I am concerned with. Again, thank you for your help.

A: Hairline incision with forehead vertical reduction seems best

The hairline incison is the best approach for patients wanting no eleveation or a reduction in the verticl height of their forehead. When closed with meticulous detail the incision can be very inconspicuous.

Richard Gentile, MD

Cleveland Facial Plastic Surgeon

Will I Have a Large Forehead After Brow Lift? Will traditional brow lift, leave me with a large looking forehead? I would want to have excess skin removed from forehead area. This would make my forehead look more in line with the rest of my face. Is that something that can be done?

I guess the Dr. would have to take a strip of skin off the forehead. Would they do what's called Mattress stitching? This was done when I had both upper & lower eye lids done. I had no scaring from the stitching or any sign's of anything being done.

I’m not really concerned with the scaring; it’s the large looking forehead I am concerned with. Again, thank you for your help.

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A: Depends on incision placements and technique used

What you are asking is whether or not your hairline will be elevated thus giving the forehead a larger surface area. This will vary according to the incision placement and the technique utilized.

Richard Gentile, MD

Cleveland Facial Plastic Surgeon