Can a Coronal Brow Lift and Lower Eye Lift Change the Position of the Cheeks and Temporal Area? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Can a Coronal Brow Lift and Lower Eye Lift Change the Position of the Cheeks and Temporal Area?

does a lower eye lift raise the lower existing skin below the eye? can it change the shape of the eyes or lift the outer ends? working at the coronal incision laterally down to the ear area , what is done surgically in this area, and what can be done? how long is the healing time for a coronal brow lift? can one see the scar left when making the incision at the hair line? it this procedure painful?

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by msmmi in sf in Pleasanton, CA
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Browlift options

Though a coronal lift was traditionally used commonly for browlifting, because the scar is well hidden in thick hair, it is a less favored approach these days. The coronal browlift tends to elevate your hairline which will make your forehead appear larger. So unless you have an extremely low hairline that can tolerate this change. We generally do not advocate this approach. Other types of browlifting such as a trichophytic [hairline], endoscopic, or temporal approach may be more... more
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Effects of lower eye lift and coronal brow lift

There are many surgical approaches to the lower eyelid and an experienced plastic surgeon will not do the same operation on every patient. Most blepharoplasty techniques that involve an external incision beneath the eyelashes of the lower lid will tighten the skin. A pure transconjunctival blepharoplasty, which is done through the inner aspect of the lower eyelid, will not tighten the lower eyelid skin. To lift the outer ends of the lower eyelid, the supporting structures at the... more

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