Will I have stitches after my brow lift?
The scalp incisions will not need stitches with the endoscopic approach; these are closed using stainless steel or titanium staples.
The scalp incisions will not need stitches with the endoscopic approach; these are closed using stainless steel or titanium staples.
Downtime after an endoscopic brow lift is short compared to the open techniques. To prevent prolonged hematomas and bruising
The type of anesthesia for a brow lift is selected based on the brow lift technique, the patient’s age, health status, and preference.
A patient may be dissatisfied with their brow lift operation if brow height or contour is different than desired.
An unnatural or surprised look is perhaps the greatest fear of patients seeking a brow lift. Avoiding overcorrection is key to obtaining a natural and elegant brow height and contour.
Hypertension and diabetes are not contraindications for a surgical brow lift as long as they are well managed.
Brow lift surgery is very safe when an experienced surgeon uses the proper technique. Safety starts in the preoperative consultation, thoroughly examining the tissues and designing the appropriate surgical plan for the patient.
Although it is a very safe operation, there are risks associated with any brow lift procedure. The main risks associated with the open approach are alopecia (hair loss), nerve damage, and overcorrection, meaning a surprised look
Two main surgical techniques exist to raise a brow: open and endoscopic. The open technique consists of making an incision on the scalp or slightly behind the hairline to raise a forehead flap and remove the amount of tissue necessary to raise the brow to its desired height.
It is quite common for female patients consulting for a brow lift operation to desire the effects of a ponytail.
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Abraham Gómez, MD
Hospital Clínica Bíblica, Omega Building, 2nd floor
Loras Medical, Torre Las Loras, main floor
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