Brow lift surgery is a cosmetic procedure designed to elevate drooping eyebrows and reposition forehead tissues. It can improve eyebrow position, reduce upper eyelid heaviness caused by brow descent, and soften selected forehead wrinkles.

Elevation of Drooping Eyebrows: Restores a more youthful and balanced eyebrow position. More Open and Refreshed Eyes: Reduces heaviness around the upper eyelids caused by eyebrow descent. Improved Forehead Contours: Lifts descended forehead tissues for a smoother upper facial appearance. Reduction of Forehead Wrinkles: May soften horizontal forehead lines associated with skin laxity and tissue descent. Improvement of Frown Lines: Selected surgical techniques may reduce prominent vertical lines between the eyebrows. Natural-Looking Rejuvenation: Aims to preserve natural eyebrow shape, facial expressions, and individual features. Long-Lasting Results: Surgical improvements can remain noticeable for many years, although natural ageing continues. Personalised Surgical Approach: Treatment tailored to individual facial anatomy, eyebrow position, and aesthetic expectations.

Brow lift surgery primarily addresses the eyebrows, forehead, and upper facial region. It may improve eyebrow descent, forehead skin laxity, and heaviness around the upper eyelids.

An endoscopic brow lift is a surgical technique that uses several small incisions, usually positioned behind the hairline. A small camera and specialised instruments allow the surgeon to release and reposition forehead tissues while limiting the length of the incisions.

A temporal brow lift, also known as a lateral brow lift, focuses primarily on elevating the outer portion of the eyebrows. It may be suitable for patients experiencing lateral eyebrow descent or heaviness near the outer corners of the eyes.

brow lift repositions drooping eyebrows and forehead tissues, while upper blepharoplasty removes excess skin and, when appropriate, fat from the upper eyelids. Some patients require both procedures when eyebrow descent and excess eyelid skin contribute to upper facial heaviness.

Yes. A brow lift can improve upper eyelid hooding caused by descended eyebrows. However, if hooding is primarily due to excess upper eyelid skin, upper blepharoplasty may be more appropriate.

Brow lift surgery typically takes approximately 1–3 hours, depending on the technique, complexity, and whether additional procedures are performed.

Most patients experience swelling and bruising during the first 1–2 weeks. Many can return to light daily activities and non-strenuous work within approximately 10–14 days

Brow lift results can remain noticeable for approximately 5–10 years or longer, depending on the technique, skin quality, genetics, and natural ageing

Initial improvements become visible as swelling and bruising decrease during the first few weeks. Eyebrow position and forehead contours continue to settle over the following months, with more mature results generally becoming apparent within approximately 3–6 months

Yes. Brow lift surgery is frequently combined with upper blepharoplasty when both eyebrow descent and excess upper eyelid skin contribute to a heavy appearance. Combining the procedures may provide more balanced upper facial rejuvenation.

Brow lift surgery may be combined with facelift surgery to address signs of ageing in both the upper and lower face. The suitability of combined surgery depends on individual anatomy, medical fitness, and treatment goals.

A surgical brow lift physically repositions eyebrow and forehead tissues, generally providing more substantial and longer-lasting correction. A Botox brow lift uses botulinum toxin injections to temporarily alter the balance of muscles around the eyebrows, producing a subtle lift in selected patients. Results typically last around 3–4 months.

Revision or secondary brow lift surgery may be considered if eyebrow descent progresses or further correction is desired.