Forehead tissue and skin is moved up into the new position and muscles in the area are relaxed to correct deep frown lines. Excess tissue is cut away. The incision is located behind the frontal hairline from ear to ear so there is no visible scar.

The operation takes 1-2 hours under general anesthesia. Recovery time is one week after surgery.

The endoscopic brow lift differs from the traditional forehead lift in that it’s a minimally invasive surgery. 4 tiny incisions are made behind the hairline then an endoscope is inserted into one of the incisions to view inside the forehead. Wrinkles on the forehead are eliminated and the position of the eyebrows is elevated.

The operation takes 1-2 hours under general anesthesia. Recovery time is one week after surgery.

In cases where the forehead is quite high and the eyebrows are very close to the eyes, the surgeon makes an incision line as close as possible to the upper part of the eyebrow so the scar is practically invisible, then the excess skin is removed leaving the eyebrows in their new position. The direct brow quickly adjusts the shape and positioning eyebrows. The only downside is a small scar.

The Temporal lift is a procedure that deals with the outer part of the eye such as crows feet, small wrinkles in the area and the brow being flat or slanted downwards.

The incision is above the ear, approximately 5 cm behind the hairline. The skin and the muscle covering one-third of the eyebrow is pulled up. Once the eyebrow curved is improved, the position is fixed with sutures.

The operation takes 1-2 hours under local anesthesia. Recovery time is one week after surgery.