What is a forehead lift?

A forehead lift is a surgical procedure to remove excess fat and skin, as well as tighten the muscles of the forehead area. This procedure can correct sagging eyebrows between the eyes, and is often performed in conjunction with a facelift, in order to create an overall smoother facial appearance.

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What is a forehead lift?

A forehead lift is a surgical procedure to remove excess fat and skin, as well as tighten the muscles of the forehead area. This procedure can correct sagging eyebrows between the eyes, and is often performed in conjunction with a facelift, in order to create an overall smoother facial appearance. A forehead lift can help people of any age who have grooves or frown lines, such as a low, heavy eyebrow, or wrinkled lines above the nose. However, it is most commonly performed on people between the ages of 40 and 60 to reduce the visible effects of aging, and the procedure is often performed in conjunction with a facelift or eyelid lift.

Types of forehead lift surgery

There are two surgical techniques available for a forehead lift, including the classic forehead lift and endoscopic forehead lift.

Classic forehead lift

In a classic forehead lift, the surgeon makes an incision that starts approximately at ear level and continues across the top of the forehead to the other ear. The surgeon then carefully lifts the forehead skin to remove any excess tissue and fat and, if necessary, realign the muscles. During the procedure, the eyebrows can also be repositioned at a higher level, and any excess skin removed. A forehead lift removes or changes muscles and skin that cause signs of aging such as drooping eyebrows, covering eyelids, forehead wrinkles and frown lines.

Laparoscopic forehead lift surgery

The difference between an endoscopic forehead lift and a classic forehead lift is the size of the incision. With an endoscopic forehead lift, the surgeon makes three to five short scalp incisions, each less than an inch long. An endoscope is then inserted through one of the incisions to allow the surgeon to see the muscles and tissues underneath. In a different incision, the surgeon inserts another instrument to lift the skin of the forehead. The excess tissue and fat is then removed and, if necessary, the muscles are rearranged. Like the classic forehead lift, the eyebrows can also be repositioned at a higher level. The healing and scarring period is very short compared to the traditional forehead lift.

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