The aging process is the primary cause of sagging brows. As we age, our skin gradually loses its elasticity, and the underlying tissues weaken. Factors that contribute to sagging brows include:

1. Natural aging: Over time, the skin's collagen and elastin levels decrease, leading to loss of firmness and elasticity in the forehead area.
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2. Sun damage: Prolonged exposure to the sun's harmful UV rays accelerates the breakdown of collagen, hastening the formation of wrinkles and sagging skin.
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3. Genetics: Some individuals may have a genetic predisposition to early brow sagging due to inherited skin characteristics and shape of the eye socket.
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4. Lifestyle Habits: Smoking, poor nutrition, and significant weight loss can also contribute to premature aging and sagging.

I believe in transparency. The cost of an Eyebrow Lift varies, and it is essential to understand this important investment in yourself.
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• During your consultation I make an analysis of your face, eyes, eyebrow, and forehead, and discuss the possibilities for enhancement of its appearance with you, taking your concerns and expectations into account.
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• Depending on your wishes and the specific surgical requirements we make a plan.  
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• The cost of Eyebrow Lift procedure varies by the extent of the surgery.
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• To maintain harmony in your face, it can also be indicated to perform other procedures like a Facelift, or Eyelid correction simultaneously.

An Eyebrow Lift has the power to get back your youthful look.

A well-executed Eyebrow lift by an experienced surgeon can turn back the clock. Eyebrow Lifts create a natural rejuvenation of eye area by opening up the eye and smoothing wrinkles.

Patients report increased self-confidence, improved self-image, and enhanced overall quality of life.

Understand the Eyebrow Lift Risk. I believe in informed decisions.
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• An eyebrow lift procedure, like any surgery, has some risks.
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• Complications that can occur with Brow Lift surgery, are infection, pain, scalp numbness, wound healing problems, hematoma (bleeding) temporary alopecia, and asymmetry.
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• The traditional brow lift can leave behind a long, pronounced scar and even retract the hairline. Although the endoscopic browlift does not use large incisions, it can still cause facial nerve injury and mild hair loss.
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• These complications are relatively uncommon, and as a very experienced facial specialist, I deliver the best results with the fewest possible post-surgical problems.

• Anyone of any age is welcome to undergo an Eyebrow Lift, especially if they are unhappy with their forehead lines, the position of their eyebrows, or their droopy upper eyelids.
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• The most brow lift candidates fall between the ages of 40 and 65.

Many patients report a headache the first night following a browlift, which can be managed with prescribed medications. 

Within the next two days the headache subsides, and patients report they feel more swollen and bruised, but not real pain. It is best not to bend over, and do no heavy lifting or strenuous work to minimize swelling.

Most patients can return to light activities within a week after the Brow Lift procedure.
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It is essential to follow the post-operative instructions carefully to ensure a smooth healing process and achieve optimal results.

The first few days after eyebrow surgery you will be able to work from home, but another 5-7 days will be needed to have the most obvious swelling and bruising disappear.
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My advise to patients is to take 10 days off from work.
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After a mini-browlift, you can usually return to work after 3 days.

There are several scenarios in which a revision brow lift may be considered:

1. Unsatisfactory results: If a patient is dissatisfied with the outcome of their initial brow lift, a revision procedure may be recommended to address the remaining concerns or to refine the results further.
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2. Natural aging: Over time, the effects of the initial brow lift may be affected by natural aging processes. A revision surgery can help refresh the appearance and maintain the desired outcome.
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3. Complications: In some cases, patients may experience complications following their initial brow
lift, such as asymmetry, scarring issues, or unnatural positioning of the eyebrows. A revision procedure can correct these issues and improve the overall result.

When you are lying flat on your back, you your eyebrows are in their natural position since gravity is switched off.

‍Natural position of Eyebrows in women: is slightly above the bony ridge of the eye socket (supra-orbital rim). They naturally have a more arched shape.

‍Natural position of the Eyebrows in men: is usually closer to the supra-orbital rim, or lie along it. They naturally have a more straight appearance.

It is important to note that there is considerable individual variation in eyebrow positioning. Facial bone structure, genetics, and personal preferences all play a role in determining the exact position and shape of the eyebrows for each person.

The brow lift and forehead lift have different goals.

• Eyebrowlift: lifts the brow’s position and it can also correct drooping and hooded upper eyelids, which makes the patient look less tired or angry.

• Foreheadlift: smooths the deep wrinkles and creases of the forehead. It does not dramatically change the position of the brows.

Traditional Browlift: (also called Trichial Browlift)
• Uses a big incision, from ear to ear over the top of the head, and can sometimes damage nerves, leave a prominent scar and damage hair follicles.
• It lifts the eyebrows accurately.
• It has a recovery time of 2 weeks.

Endoscopic Browlift:
• Uses tiny incisions in hidden parts of the scalp, so there is minimal scarring and prevents nerve and muscle trauma.
• It lifts the sagging brow accurately.
• The endoscopic browlift’s recovery time is about 1 week.