Browlift
Browlift can be performed alone or is frequently performed in conjunction with other procedures such as facelift or eyelid surgery. The browlift corrects the deep horizontal lines in the forehead and raises the brows back to a more youthful position when they fall below the orbital rim (eye socket). This procedure can be performed through an incision running over the top of the head or with an endoscope through much smaller incisions in the scalp.
After surgery you will be wrapped in a light headdressing for 48 hours. Drains may be used and will be removed in the office 24 to 48 hours after surgery. Mild bruising and swelling during the first week to ten days is not unusual. Most patients are able to resume a normal level of activity within two weeks after surgery. Possible risks associated with a browlift include numbness and weakness in the muscles of the forehead. Complications are rare and usually temporary.
