Brow lift

¿Qué es el lifting de cejas?

This is a cosmetic surgical procedure to reposition or lift the eyebrows. It can be repositioned along almost their entire length or just at the very end, resulting in more or less curved eyebrows, resulting in a feminine or masculine eyebrow.

Its objective is to improve eyelid opening and rejuvenate the upper third of the face. Occasionally, it is accompanied by another surgery, such as blepharoplasty, which seeks comprehensive rejuvenation of the periorbital area.

Who are the candidates for this surgery?

Patients seeking facial rejuvenation and need to raise their eyebrows. The recommended age is 30 to 35 years and older to achieve subtle changes.

What is the surgery like?

There are different techniques for performing this surgery. The scars will be hidden either at the beginning of the hair transplant, either on the scalp or in the eyebrow. The scars become imperceptible after a few months. The variation in the technique will depend on multiple factors specific to each case, which will be discussed during the medical consultation.

This procedure causes mild to moderate local swelling. Bruising is expected in the first few days; the intensity of the bruises depends on the individual patient and the extent of the treatment. You will be advised to sleep with your head elevated with two or three pillows for the first 48 hours to help relieve swelling. You may bathe normally the following day. The use of anti-inflammatory and healing balms is recommended afterward.

The scars on the eyebrows are imperceptible; at first, they can be easily noticed, although as the months go by, they will become more difficult to distinguish.

What can I expect after surgery?

What is necessary for surgery?

A complete laboratory examination, electrocardiogram evaluated by cardiology, chest X-ray, and ophthalmology evaluation are routinely performed in case the patient has any history of relevance for surgery.

When can I return to my daily activities?

It's advisable to avoid strenuous physical activity during the first week, but you may return to work. If you have an important event, it's best to schedule surgery 3 to 4 weeks in advance.