1. The patient is administered anesthesia and a sedative, if necessary.
2. The surgeon makes an incision along the hairline, usually following the natural contours of the forehead.
3. The surgeon will then remove excess skin and muscle to create a smoother and more lifted forehead.
4. An endoscopic procedure may be used, in which several small incisions are made and a type of camera is inserted to assist in the procedure.
5. The skin and muscles are then pulled back up and secured with sutures.
6. The incisions are then closed, and bandages are applied to the area. 7. Depending on the patient’s individual needs, the surgeon may inject fat, fillers, or collagen to give the brows a more natural look.
7. The patient is monitored by the medical team while they recover, and the patient may be given medications to help with any swelling or discomfort.
8. The patient is advised to keep the area clean and dry and wear a headband or head wrap as directed.
9. The patient may be asked to come in for follow-up visits to check the healing process and make sure the results are satisfactory

Prior to having a brow lift surgery, it is important to discuss with your doctor all of your medical history, current medications, and any allergies or other health concerns. You will also need to stop smoking and certain medications, such as aspirin and ibuprofen, at least two weeks before surgery. It is also important to arrange for someone to stay with you for at least the first 24 hours following the surgery. You will need to follow all of your doctor’s pre-operative instructions carefully to ensure a successful procedure. During this time, it is also important to eat a balanced diet and exercise regularly to ensure that your body is in the best shape possible for the procedure. Finally, it is a good idea to avoid direct sunlight and wear a wide-brimmed hat to protect your skin.

The risks associated with a brow lift include infection, temporary numbness or tingling, hair loss at the incision sites, asymmetrical results, and scarring. Other risks can include nerve damage, dry eyes, double vision, facial nerve injury, and a decrease in peripheral vision. There may also be a risk of poor healing due to age, smoking, or underlying medical conditions. Additionally, brow lift surgery can produce unsatisfactory results if the patient does not have realistic expectations. Lastly, patients may experience a “pulled” look due to over-tightening of the skin, or a “shock” look due to the raised forehead appearing too high. It is important to discuss these risks with a doctor prior to undergoing this procedure.

1. What type of brow lift procedure do you recommend?
2. How experienced are you in performing this type of procedure?
3. What are the risks associated with the procedure?
4. How long will the procedure take?
5. What type of anesthesia will be used?
6. What results can I expect from the procedure?
7. How long will it take to recover?
8. What is your aftercare advice?
9. How long will the results last?
10. How much will the procedure cost?
11. What are the payment options?
12. Are there any alternative treatments?
13. Is there a financing option available?
14. Are there any non-surgical alternatives available?
15. How will the brow lift affect my appearance?
16. What will my post-operative care involve?
17. What can I do to reduce the risks of side-effects?
18. How long will I need to wear a headband after the procedure?
19. How can I minimize scarring?
20. Are there any aftercare products I should use?