Will a temporal brow lift (and possible future extra/revision temporal brow lifts if needed)be able to hold and maintain my brow at the new position for most of the rest of my adult life starting at 18 years old? How long will the lift/s last? I have heard both around 5 years and that it just follows a persons aging for prom the next position. I know it will vary depending on the person and lift but which is more accurate?
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Hello, the short answer is "YES". The lateral ("outer") brow is lifted with a procedure called a temporal or lateral brow lift. This is the most common type of brow lift that I perform in my practice. It can be done under local anesthesia with minimal downtime. I would strongly caution against...
In our practice, we do a Coronal approach lift procedure, which can either raise or lower the hairline. We also would soften the corrugator muscles that are creating the 11s between your eyebrows in addition to placement of a fascia graft behind those two wrinkles which have dermal atrophy. You...
It’s possible for someone to experience heaviness in the brow or lids without enough skin laxity to justify a surgical lift. Skin laxity, or the looseness of the skin, is a key factor surgeons assess when determining if a lift procedure can achieve the desired results. When there isn’t eno...