Can an eyebrow lift fix my caveman brow? (photo)

An endoscopic forehead lift is a very good surgery.  The recovery is rapid  and the service can be used to shape the face and forehead.  The procedure can be performed under intravenous sedation, so no need for general anesthesia.  The key is to carefully study the before and after images of potential surgeons and make sure you like what you see.

Each surgeon has a different perspective about the aesthetics
of the eyebrows which is greatly influenced by their artistic vision as well as
the patient’s personal desires. In the mid to late 90s, it was very popular to
perform brow lifts in the northeast and in New York. However, brow lifts has decreased
in popularity over time. Unfortunately, a lot of people were getting
their brows lifted and they have a permanent surprised look. My focus in my
practice is a natural appearance, so my perception on the position of the brows
and how it looks is that it changes the character of the face. The brow
position has such an impact on a person’s face and can change a person’s expression
significantly.



There are different aesthetics not only in our area but also throughout
the country. When I visited colleagues and other parts of the country, I have
seen that the desire for very high arched brows is very popular in certain
regions, so this is a very personal question for you to decide. If you do raise
your eyebrows, you feel that it allows for more of the eyelid to be shown, but
is if it is really worthwhile to have your eyebrows arched all the time? I
think that based on the photo you submitted, in order to achieve that, the
brows would have to be raised fairly high. In my opinion, I don’t think that
would look natural.



I would ask you to consider some type of upper eyelid surgery as an
alternative to brow lifting, which is based on the absence of a proper physical
examination. Understand that a brow lift is a procedure that can significantly
affect your facial expression. If for any reason, that is the look that you desire
then moving forward with a browlift would make sense. From my aesthetic, I
think a high arch brow for you would take too much from the character of your
face and revealing more of the upper eyelid.



So think about the long-term impact of having brow lifting surgery on
the overall facial expression and not just in the isolated area of the eyes. Consider
the alternative of doing upper eyelid blepharoplasty, and then do your
research. Also, meet with qualified experienced cosmetic surgeons and then move
forward with a plan that you are comfortable with. I hope that was helpful, I
wish you the best of luck, and thank you for your question.



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Undergoing any surgical procedure requires careful attention to detail and consideration for different options. Consider obtaining several opinions before moving forward with any given procedure. Trust your face to a board-certified facial plastic surgeon or a board-certified plastic surgeon with very extensive browlift and blepharoplasty experience.