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Is it possible to perform a lateral brow lift using an endoscopic approach?

Jordie10876
I have slightly negative hooding on the temporal side of my eyes and neutrally tilted eyebrows, so I'd like to fix both with a temporal brow lift. Can it be done endoscopically, placing incisions on the sides of the hairline? I want to do it this way because the usual area of the incisions for a lateral lift is temple peaks, which results in a wider/less masculine forehead, and is also hard to fix with a hair transplant unlike with the endoscopic approach.

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