38, fair skin, endoscopic lift made no change, try again, or try direct, or give up? (Photos)

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I'm 38 (english, redhead, fair skin, great skin, look young for my age). Low brows run in my family and I also heal incredibly well and scars rarely show on my skin. I got an endoscopic brow lift and the results were nill, everything is where it was before. They used 4 incisions, 2 endotines fixtures and 2 sutures for temporal fixation. Healing went great. I'm wondering if a direct lift would be better for me, try a revision, or give up? I might be OK with the scar...

Gianfranco Frojo, MD · Answer

I would recommend a more direct approach. Endoscopic lifts pull from behind the hairline, usually in a subperiosteal plane. The lift is quite minimal for such an extensive dissection. I would consider a hairline subcutaneous browlift. Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon with experience in facial aesthetics.

Zoran Potparic, MD · Answer

It it questionable why would you need more eyebrow lift, based on these photos? The only way to do so is to have direct eyebrow lift done through upper eyelid or inside the brow incision and fixed with endotine plate.

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