How soon after direct brow lift can I have revision brow lift?

Greetings from Istanbul! For concerns like yours, a combination of eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) and a brow lift through a temporal incision would be highly effective. This approach addresses the excess lateral skin on the eyelids while lifting the brows giving you a refreshed appearance. Hope...

Performing a hairline incision will be your best bet. While this can lower the hairline a bit, it will prevent the hairline from going either up or down a significant amount, overall preserving your forehead length and face shape.

An incision directly in the hairline can prevent it from moving either significantly up or down. This incision is typically well camouflaged in the hairline itself.

Corrugator resection during brow lift significantly weakens, but does not completely eliminate the corrugator muscle. Similarly, it will make the crease between the brows better, but not completely make it go away. Even after corrugator resection, you may still need some neuromodulators to...

Different types of incisions will affect the hairline differently for a brow lift. Incisions behind the hairline will make the forehead larger. Incisions at the hairline will leave the forehead length overall intact, as will an endoscopic brow lift. Your surgeon should be able to walk you...

Irregular Trichophytic Browlift to permanently set brow position without raising the hairline. Yes, this is done with light general anesthesia! Make sure you see a very experienced surgeon for this and see his results with the hair pulled back.