Who is this procedure for?
This procedure is for people experiencing age-related brow ptosis.
It also concerns brow asymmetry or a look that is perceived as severe or tired.
You may consider this procedure if makeup or cosmetic treatments are no longer sufficient.
Good skin elasticity and realistic expectations remain necessary.
Certain medical conditions may contraindicate the procedure, depending on your profile.
Consultation Process
Preparation Steps and Necessary Examinations
The consultation allows for an analysis of brow position, muscle mobility, and skin.
A precise clinical examination helps to understand your anatomy and your expectations.
Pre-operative examinations may be requested depending on the type of anesthesia considered.
Technical options are explained, with their respective indications.
A detailed quote and information on post-operative care are provided.
The Procedure in Practice
Anesthesia, Duration, Hospitalization
Brow lift can be performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia, depending on the technique.
The operating time generally varies between 45 minutes and 1 hour 30 minutes.
Outpatient hospitalization is most often considered.
Incisions are made according to the chosen approach, often hidden within the scalp.
The procedure is not performed within our clinic.
Post-operative Care
Pain, Care, and Return to Activities
Post-operative care includes temporary swelling and sometimes bruising.
Pain is generally moderate and controlled with appropriate treatment.
Local care and specific instructions are provided after the procedure.
A return to social activities can be considered after 7 to 10 days, depending on the progress.
Regular post-operative follow-up allows for monitoring of healing.
Results and Scars
Expected Result and Timeline
The result aims for a more open look and a rested expression.
The final position of the eyebrows is assessed after several weeks.
Scars become barely visible over time, depending on your skin quality.
Satisfaction depends on adherence to instructions and your initial morphology.
The result aims to remain consistent with the overall face.
Risks and Possible Complications
Like any surgery, this procedure carries potential risks.
These may include hematoma, infection, and temporary sensory disturbances.
Residual asymmetry or unfavorable scarring may occur.
These situations are discussed during pre-operative consultations.
Clear information allows for an informed and considered decision.
Fees and Coverage
A complete brow lift is considered non-reimbursable cosmetic surgery.
The fee depends on the technique used, operating time, and anesthesia.
An indicative price range can be provided during the consultation.
Fees include consultations, the surgical procedure, and follow-up.
A personalized quote is systematically provided before any decision is made.
The different types of full eyebrow lift
- Mid-eyebrow lift : The mid-brow lift is a surgical procedure aimed at repositioning the central part of the eyebrow.
- Fox eye surgery, canthopexy and brow lift : The Fox Eye trend has established itself as a benchmark in eye aesthetics.
