Is It Possible to Lift My Temples and Pull Back Hairline?

To some extent some bruising is inevitable but here are some things: Avoid medications or supplements that can promote bleeding Use local anesthetics with epinephrine that reduce bleeding Maintain low blood pressure during and after surgery Keep head elevated...

The cost will depend on how much work needs to be done. For 35 years since we developed the Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Lift we have used an incision at the hairline in such a way as the hair will grow thru the scar so it doesn't show. We use this unless you have a low hairline which...

If you try Botox again and still are not happy with the results, you might consider a "Brow-Pexy". This is a much less invasive procedure than the "Brow-Lift" and younger women are  better candidates. The "brow-pexy" only lifts the "tail of the brow".

I stopped using endotine years ago for the following reasons: They can be felt as a firm bump for months after surgery They add a significant cost to the surgery which is passed on to the patient They show no benefit to other methods of fixation (i.e. bone tunnel)

The textbook answer is 2-3 weeks before and 2-3 weeks after.  In reality the brow/forehead has a much better blood supply than the face and the risk of complications in smokers is much higher with a face/neck lift than with a brow/forehead lift.

Weakness or paralysis of one or both sides is not uncommon and usually transient in nature. It may be from what is called a traction injury (stretching of the nerves during the course of surgery), swelliing, or other causes. Tincture of Time is the hardest medicine to prescribe but a waiting...