I am a 22 year old female and have been considering an endo brow lift for years now ..Im unhappy with my eyebrows and would like them to be higher which is more attractive to me.. am I too young to undergo this procedure? and will it last or will my brows 'drop' as I read this is a common thing that happens following an endo browlift? Thanks in advance for your answer!
September 13, 2011
Answer: Brow lift at 22
While an endoscopic brow lift is a great operation for low eyebrows, it is important to make sure that at age 22 the patient indeed has low eyebrows. This is an aesthetic judgment that is determined during a consultation appointment between the surgeon and patient. It is important not to overdo the brow lift; otherwise the patient will look permanently surprised. Endoscopic brow lifts tend to have a greater drop rate compared to the traditional coronal approach.
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September 13, 2011
Answer: Brow lift at 22
While an endoscopic brow lift is a great operation for low eyebrows, it is important to make sure that at age 22 the patient indeed has low eyebrows. This is an aesthetic judgment that is determined during a consultation appointment between the surgeon and patient. It is important not to overdo the brow lift; otherwise the patient will look permanently surprised. Endoscopic brow lifts tend to have a greater drop rate compared to the traditional coronal approach.
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August 16, 2011
Answer: Browlift options
Browlift is a great surgical procedure for the aging upper face, but age 22 is too young to consider this option. The endoscopic browlift technique is less invasive, however the results lack the longevity of an open browlift. Within a few years after endoscopic browlift, it is common for the drooping to recur. If you feel absolutely compelled to make any changes in your upper face at this age, I would recommend trying Botox or Dysport, which will give a temporary (3 month) lift to this area when properly injected.
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August 16, 2011
Answer: Browlift options
Browlift is a great surgical procedure for the aging upper face, but age 22 is too young to consider this option. The endoscopic browlift technique is less invasive, however the results lack the longevity of an open browlift. Within a few years after endoscopic browlift, it is common for the drooping to recur. If you feel absolutely compelled to make any changes in your upper face at this age, I would recommend trying Botox or Dysport, which will give a temporary (3 month) lift to this area when properly injected.
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