Brow Lift
Deep forehead wrinkles gradually etch into the skin over the years, and not even the most thorough Botox treatment can fully erase them. A sagging or low eyebrow line weighs down the eyes, giving the face a sad and worried expression. Highlight your natural beauty and reverse the signs of aging with a brow lift, a procedure that smooths deep horizontal forehead lines, refreshes your face, and restores a youthful appearance.
Permanent
1 hour
1 week
About the Procedure
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
The position and height of the eyebrows are controlled by several muscles. Some muscles pull the eyebrows downward (corrugator, orbicularis oculi, depressor supercilii), while only the frontalis muscle lifts them. By precisely injecting botulinum toxin into the downward-pulling muscles, we can slightly elevate the eyebrows. This is especially desirable at the outer edges, where the brows tend to droop first with age.
The results of eyelid lifting are permanent, but aging continues despite the procedure. The effects will typically last at least 10 years, after which a repeat procedure may be necessary.
The purpose of aesthetic surgery is to enhance and subtly rejuvenate the face—not to create a permanently surprised expression. A natural eyebrow shape gently arches upward in the inner part, breaks at the outer third, and then slightly slopes downward. The first signs of aging usually appear at the outer corners, where the brows droop and cause the skin to hang over the lashes. It is extremely rare to lift the entire brow; usually, only the lateral part is elevated to avoid a surprised look and to restore a youthful shape.
The eyes play a central role in daily communication, and we often assess someone’s mood by their eye appearance. If you're noticing excess skin and fatigue in your look, we recommend a consultation with a surgeon. During the examination, the surgeon will determine whether you actually have excess upper eyelid skin—if so, an upper blepharoplasty will be advised. If the main issue is eyebrow droop, then only a brow lift (browlift) will be needed. This distinction is small but important.