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It sounds like your recovery was on schedule, and without setbacks, so therefore it would be perfectly safe to travel by plane at 3 weeks post-operative (regardless of the distance). Of course check in with your surgeon in case he/she wants to double check everything one last time before you depart.
Typically my patients can fly after a browlift at around the two week mark. I suggest checking with your surgeon to discuss your specific case.
I would think it would fine to fly three weeks after a brow/forehead lift, but I would recommend checking with your particular surgeon since he or she has the most information about you and your procedure.
Should be a non issue! But best to receive OK from your chosen operative surgeon! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
When performing a browlift, the hairline will have to move either upwards or downwards depending upon the placement of the incision. When patient's have the combination of a high hairline and low eyebrows, we place the incision at the hairline and shorten the forehead. For many...
Yes I agree with your concerns. It is unusual to have a severe headache this far out. I would suggest seeing your surgeon and having everything checked out. Maybe this is just an unusual phenomenon of how your body is perceiving the healing process or something else may be causing...
Thanks for your question. As long as the incision is intact, it should be safe to apply scar cream, though each surgeon has their own protocol, and I would suggest discussing methods to help scar maturation with your operative surgeon. Many physicians favor silicone based topicals....
