Endoscopic Brow lift. Which is best, 3 or 5 incisions to reduce crows feet?

I would say that is does not matter how many incisions your surgeon uses, but instead what matters more is your surgeon's skill and ability in performing the procedure.  For any cosmetic procedure, choose a surgeon who has much experience in facial cosmetic surgery, and who has before/after pictures which show results similiar to your aesthetic goals.

The word crow's feet on the face describes a set of wrinkles noted on the outer eyelid region. These are worsened during smiling and as the skin gets thinner in this area. This problem is usually treated with a neuro-modulator like Dysport, Xeomen or Botox. Then a 3D filler like Juvaderm or Restylane can be used.  Temporal lifting can reduce excessive skin and give temporary improvement but as long as the muscles are moving the crow's feet will come back

Thank you for your question.

I prefer a modified endoscopic brow lift with 4 incisions -- 2 horizontal ones on the sides and 2 vertical ones centrally above the forehead.A brow lift typically doesn't fix crow's feet. For that, Botox Cosmetic, Dysport, or Xeomin would likely work well for that.

To be sure, see two or more board
certified and experienced plastic surgeons in your area for a full and complete
evaluation.



I hope this helps.