Brow Llift

Question: With the brow lift, are there stitches placed that need to be removed? If so, when are these typically removed? Answer: I place stitches or staples in the scalp for all brow lift procedures that I perform. The scalp is usually a bit numb after the brow lift and depending upon whether the brow… [Read More]

Question: What will my face look like right after my brow lift? Will there be bruising and swelling? Answer: The appearance of your face after a brow lift will depend in some part as to the type of brow lift that you are having performed and how easily your face bruises. If you are having… [Read More]

Question: Is the brow lift able to give the eyebrows more arch? Answer: A brow lift procedure is not only used to elevate the eyebrows but, I am able to shape the eyebrows so that they are more esthetically appealing. Not all eyebrows look alike and many different shapes still look good on different people…. [Read More]

Question: I noticed that one of the incisions for my endoscopic brow lift is located in part of my hair. Will this affect future hair growth? Answer: The incisions for your endoscopic browlift were made in the hair bearing skin of the scalp in order to camouflage the incision. Although the incision may be more… [Read More]

Question: Are there large risks in getting a forehead lift? Does it have the same potential for paralyzing muscles that botox has? Answer: A forehead lift is a relatively safe procedure. The trick to safety is making sure that two sets of nerves are well protected during surgery. The first nerve is the frontal branch… [Read More]

Question: Can brow lifts cause a patient to have reduced elasticity in their facial expression muscles? Answer: Any changes in your ability to move your muscles of facial expression following a brow lift will likely be temporary. One of the potential risks of brow lift surgery is injury to the nerve that supplies the forehead… [Read More]

Question: I am 70-years-old and the wrinkles on my forehead are embarrassing. Would I be eligible for a mid-forehead lift? How does that differ from a standard forehead lift? Answer: At 70 years of age you and male I would say that you are a potential candidate for a mid forehead brow lift. A standard… [Read More]

Question: I just read about a new alternative to the brow lift that combines ultrasound imaging with focused ultrasound therapy to provide a non-invasive lifting of the skin. Will your practice be performing this soon, and is it very effective? Answer: Our practice will unlikely be performing ultrasound assisted brow lifts. A successful brow lift… [Read More]