I just had an endoscopic browlift 10 days ago. My brows do look better than before, but they are not as lifted, particularly the lateral brow, as I had expected. I asked my doctor about it, and he said they will continue to lift more with some time, but I can't find any information about that online.
September 1, 2015
Answer: Endoscopic Browlift Results
Post-surgical results after endoscopic browlifts typically will take any where between 3-6 months to finalize. It is hard to predict after 10 days what the final outcome will be. Typically the swelling will obscure the actual position of the brows. I would be patient and keep close contact with your facial plastic surgeon.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Endoscopic Browlift Results
Post-surgical results after endoscopic browlifts typically will take any where between 3-6 months to finalize. It is hard to predict after 10 days what the final outcome will be. Typically the swelling will obscure the actual position of the brows. I would be patient and keep close contact with your facial plastic surgeon.
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November 1, 2013
Answer: Endoscopic browlift will FALL slightly in the months following surgery Endoscopic browlift will FALL slightly in the months following surgery. The maximum brow elevation that you will see will be immediately following surgery. In anticipation of the descent of the brow during the healing phase, we will often slightly overcorrect the brow position knowing that it will drop. Endoscopic browlift is a great technique but not appropriate for all. If you have heavy brows or a severe brow droop you might be better served by techniques such as tricophytic or coronal type browlift.Stephen Weber MD, FACS
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November 1, 2013
Answer: Endoscopic browlift will FALL slightly in the months following surgery Endoscopic browlift will FALL slightly in the months following surgery. The maximum brow elevation that you will see will be immediately following surgery. In anticipation of the descent of the brow during the healing phase, we will often slightly overcorrect the brow position knowing that it will drop. Endoscopic browlift is a great technique but not appropriate for all. If you have heavy brows or a severe brow droop you might be better served by techniques such as tricophytic or coronal type browlift.Stephen Weber MD, FACS
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