It is an endoscopic surgical technique that uses small incisions within the scalp to reposition the tissues of the forehead and eyebrows.
It is often performed in patients aged 40–60, but suitability depends more on anatomy and the degree of laxity than on age alone.
Yes. In selected younger patients with naturally low brows, pronounced frown lines or early laxity, the procedure may be considered.
They are not directly comparable treatments. Botox is temporary and acts on muscle activity, while a Brow Lift surgically repositions the tissues.
Yes. The combination may be appropriate when brow ptosis and excess upper-eyelid skin are both present.
The small incisions used in the endoscopic technique are usually positioned within the hair-bearing scalp.
Recovery time depends on swelling, bruising and whether another procedure was performed at the same time. Return to light activities may be relatively early.
The procedure provides a long-lasting improvement, but the natural ageing process continues.
The cost depends on the technique, extent of surgery, anaesthesia and whether it is combined with other procedures. The exact price is determined after a personal consultation.