Temporal Browlift Better Choice for Lateral Hooding? I Do Not Want Scars in Crows Feet

Other types of brow lifts (endoscopic, hairline, coronal)  also improve lateral hooding and none of these require placing incisions in the crows feet

Yes, in general, temporal hooding is nicely corrected with a temporal brow lift, with an incision hidden in the hair laterally.  Many people who have this also require an upper blepharoplasty, though.  Careful pre-op marking is important to avoid over-resection of the upper eyelid skin when combining and upper bleph. and a forehead lift.

 

All the best,

 

Yes and no. You really need to have an assessment of eyelid skin laxity and brow drooping. Blepharoplasty and/or browlift may be necessary depending on the analysis.