Browlift
The browlift can be performed in two ways: endoscopic or traditional.
Endoscopic Browlift
The endoscopic browlift uses four tiny incisions in your scalp and two more over your ears. All are behind the hairline and are not visible. A camera is used to look inside, while small instruments lift the skin and elevate the entire brow. Small absorbable tines hold the brow in the new, lifted position.
Traditional Browlift
In a traditional browlift, an incision is made from ear to ear. The excess skin of the forehead and brow is lifted, and the extra removed. Although the incision is much more extensive than with endoscopic browlift, the results are usually more dramatic and long lasting.
