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Can a Lateral Brow Lift Be Performed Through the Upper Lids?

can a lateral brow lift be performed through the upper lids,whilst having a Bleph?

12 Doctor Answers | Asked by an72 in spain
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Browlift through eye incision

A browlift done through an eyelid incision is sometimes done with a browpexy procedure although these do not hold up well. The other way is by using small endotines.
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Lateral browlift through upper lids during blepharoplasty

A lateral browlift should probably not be performed through the upper lids because it is only elevating one portion of the eyebrow which would give a very strange and odd look. In addition, the temporal branch of the facial nerve runs right underneath the lateral portion of the eyebrow and could be easily damaged while trying to accomplish a lateral browlift.
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Brow lift through the upper eyelid (transblepharoplasty brow pexy): "Two birds with one stone"

This is not so much as a lift as it is a fixation or securing of the brow. We call this procedure a trans blepharoplasty brow pexy. It secures the brow in place and minimizes downward displacement with the upper lid skin tuck, It can be performed utilizing a variety of techniques ranging from resorbably plates, screws or permanent  or temporary stitches.

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Browlift through blepharoplasty incision

There are many ways to do a browlift. One of these methods is through an upper blepharoplasty incision. It is best for those people with high foreheads who do not want to reduce the forehead and in whom another type of procedure is difficult. It is not as strong in lifting the brow, however, and leaves a few lines permanently above the lateral eyebrow. I have had this procedure, but would have preferred a different one, and may, eventually, opt for a re-do another way if we can figure... more
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Lateral Browlift

While I used endoscopic browlift techniques for several years to treat brow descent, more recently I have transitioned to performing a limited incision lateral browlift that does not require the use of an endoscope. The relatively short incision is hidden behind the temporal hairline, and no incisions are required in the scalp directly above the eyes. The advantage is as follows: this approach allows me to not only redrape the lateral brow (conservatively!) in a higher position, but it also... more
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Transblepharoplasty Browlift Possible but Results in Minimal Lifting

Ye, this is referred to as a transblepharoplasty brow lift. It is only useful for slight brow elevation and can be performed with an endotine devise (a disolvable suspension device). The other options for a more powerful lift include a minimal incision brow lift (small incisions are placed in the hairline) or a direct brow lift (small incisions are made in the natural creases of the forehead).  You can find out more about minimal incision brow lift by following the link below.  ... more
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Lateral Brow Lift via Upper Eyelid Incision

The lateral eyebrow can be lifted through an incision in the upper eyelid, frequently using the Coapt endotine device. Selection of technique will depend on the location and quantity of the desired lift.
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Brow Lift Surgery via Upper Eyelid Incision

Yes, brow lift surgery to elevate or reposition the eyebrow may be performed via an upper eyelid or blepharoplasty incision. This plastic surgery approach has been used for years and appropriate for selected patients. As with many cosmetic surgery procedures, it has its advantages and disadvantages as compared to endoscopic brow lifts or alternative cosmetic procedures. Transblepharoplasty brow lift surgery utilizes the same incision as traditional upper eyelid surgery, so there... more
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How about a browpexy!

Brow sagging (ptosis) is the result of excess skin and loss of elasticity of the forehead. Any lifting procedure must lift this tissue. The first and worst sagging occurs on the outer third of the eyelid. Brow lifts come in many flavors; 1-coronal browlift - incision across scalp. 2- endoscopic browlift - the most common treatment. 3- Browpexy - the outside half of the eyebrow can be lifted through the upper eyelid incision. This is a limited procedure and will not address the... more
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Browlift Through Upper Eyelid Incision During A Blepharoplasty

Absolutely.  I routinely perform browlifts through the upper eyelid incision at the same time as a blepharoplasty.  I find that the results are as good as, if not better than, traditional scalp incision browlifts, and paients are much happier without the scalp incisions.
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Yes, a browlift can be performed through the upper lids

Yes, a browlift can be performed through the upper lids.  And, often the results for combining these procedures are great.
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Browlift can be performed through blepharoplasty incision.

Yes, it definitely can be performed through the blepharoplasty incision. In my experience, this approach is best for patients who need minimal elevation of the brow in its lateral portion.  In these cases, it is very effective.  Hope this helps. Tracy M. Pfeifer, MD, MS
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