Browpexy vs Browlift - What's the Difference?

The browpexy is a procedure with
limited applications that’s designed to elevate and stabilize the eyebrow.  The procedure is commonly performed in
combination with upper lid blepharoplasty.  Through the blepharoplasty incision the eyebrow is anchored
to the forehead at a higher level. This procedure doesn’t lift the entire forehead,
only the eyebrow.  The eyebrow is
fixed in a stable position where it has very little
movement.

In contrast, brow lifts can be
performed with open or endoscopic approaches.  This procedure involves lifting the entire forehead and results
in a dynamic forehead with normal movements.

Occasionally, browpexies are done
in combination with blepharoplasty surgery in men with receding hairlines who
want to avoid forehead scarring. 
In the vast majority of patients with brow descent the procedure of
choice is the browlift.

Both procedures have pros and cons,
it’s therefore important to discuss aesthetic goals with your surgeon so the
best option can be chosen for you.

I do the brow pexy in people who need a brow lift but dont want one. I will do it through the upper eyelid incision and the goal is to hold the brow up for a while and not actually lift everything

Browpexy is a more minimally invasive browlift performed through the upper eyelid.  Meanwhile the term "browlift" is a much broader term which describes the lifting of the brow via a number of possible approaches (endoscopically, via an incision behind or on the hairline, via an incision directly above the brow, or via an incision in a forehead crease).   To see what might be the best option for you, an in-person consultation is required.  Have a nice day!