Lift the Lateral Brow with a Peri-temporal Trichophytic Brow Lift?

Pretrichial (trichophytic) lateral forehead/brow lifting is a very good effective technique that is also safe. It is the most common technique that I use in my practice in females. The incision is made along the lateral temple hairline, which heals and hides very well.  It can be done under local anesthesia.

I perform trichophytic, endoscopic, temporal, direct, or transblepharoplasty browlifts, depending on your hairline and hair density, skin thickness, and degree of brow droop. A temporal browlift  may work very nicely for you, and can be done either in front of the hairline or behind the hairline depending on your hair density and growth pattern on the temple. Trichophytic browlifts tend to be the excellent for patients that have high foreheads, and if you do not need your medial brows lifted much, that portion can be done relatively conservatively.

If you would like post a photo, or better yet come in a for evaluation, a more personalized recommendation can be provided.