Im a male, My doctors recommend that I have eyelid surgery, and some of them also suggest I may need a brow lift. However, I'm uncertain about the necessity of the brow lift. It's important to note that lifting the brows by 2 mm can reduce the sagging skin on the eyelids, meaning the surgeon would need to remove less skin. If I start with eyelid surgery alone, the surgeon might have to remove more skin. and after this, if i go for brow lift, is thing going to cause a problem?
July 2, 2024
Answer: Browlift first I always recommend doing the browlift first because it can create a significant amount of change. If you do the blepharoplasty first and then the browlift then the pulling of the browlift can make the excision of skin from the eyelids excessive. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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July 2, 2024
Answer: Browlift first I always recommend doing the browlift first because it can create a significant amount of change. If you do the blepharoplasty first and then the browlift then the pulling of the browlift can make the excision of skin from the eyelids excessive. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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July 3, 2024
Answer: Brow lift versus upper eyelid blepharoplasty You are correct in that if you have a brow lift the amount of skin that needs to be removed from your upper eyelids is less. I personally was born with a genetic makeup that gave me low brows and hooded eyelids. My background is Scandinavian. I opted to have a brow lift and not treat my eyelids. I am very happy with my decision and May at some point in the future have my eyelids treated. I had my brow lift when I was in my 40s and I’m currently 61 years old.Without pictures, you can’t make an assessment. Provider selection is probably even more important than choosing procedures. Doing male facial aesthetic surgery well is different than the female approach. It’s important to not apply procedures that feminize the male face. In regards to brow lift there are different approaches, and these can have desirable or undesirable impacts, depending on how they are applied in regards to hairline and forehead size. For those who are born with hooded eyelids, it’s important to maintain some of that look in order to look normal and natural.Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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July 3, 2024
Answer: Brow lift versus upper eyelid blepharoplasty You are correct in that if you have a brow lift the amount of skin that needs to be removed from your upper eyelids is less. I personally was born with a genetic makeup that gave me low brows and hooded eyelids. My background is Scandinavian. I opted to have a brow lift and not treat my eyelids. I am very happy with my decision and May at some point in the future have my eyelids treated. I had my brow lift when I was in my 40s and I’m currently 61 years old.Without pictures, you can’t make an assessment. Provider selection is probably even more important than choosing procedures. Doing male facial aesthetic surgery well is different than the female approach. It’s important to not apply procedures that feminize the male face. In regards to brow lift there are different approaches, and these can have desirable or undesirable impacts, depending on how they are applied in regards to hairline and forehead size. For those who are born with hooded eyelids, it’s important to maintain some of that look in order to look normal and natural.Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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