Endoscopic Brow Lift

In some people, eyebrows droop either genetically, or due to other factors following age-related degenerative changes in the position of the facial tissues.

This condition appears as skin wrinkles and puffy upper eyelids, and many people think that in order to cure this state, blepharoplasty (eyelid plastic surgery operation) is needed. However, this is not right because the brows will droop again. Therefore, a brow lift surgery is necessary.

At Tehran Noor Eye Hospital in Iran, brow lift can be performed by applying a new and unique surgical procedure using an endoscope through making several small incisions that are hidden under hair. So, no scars (wound marks remaining after surgery) will be remained on the face after performing brow lift procedure with a high success rate.

There are incisions and scars in all surgical procedures. One of the most important tasks of an ophthalmologist is to make the incision in a place that is invisible and to suture carefully in order to minimize the appearance of scars. One of the main advantages of endoscopic brow lifting compared with other procedures is the length of incisions. These scars are hardly visible after hair growth until they heal completely with almost no trace left. Also, there is no need to shave the hair, so the patient is not going to face such problem.

In the endoscopic brow lifting technique which is carried out in Tehran Noor Eye Hospital in Iran, in contrast to other traditional brow lifting surgeries, the surgeon makes 4 or 5 small incisions, 2 cm in length, along the scalp, and inserts the endoscopes through the incision. Then the ophthalmologist performs the brow lift procedure using special tools.

In some cases, the doctor may use special tools to remove loose and excess muscles or tissues to achieve better appearance and get better results.

This procedure has less pain and complications than similar methods. Recovery time is very short and the patient can resume his daily activities within 2 to 4 days after the surgery.

It is recommended that the patient get enough rest and avoid heavy activities. However, there would be no problem in resuming light and daily activities.

It should be noted that eye swelling is quite normal after the operation and is resolved when the recovery period is completed.

Q: How does eyebrow droop occur?

Q: What is an endoscopic brow lift?

Q: Who can undergo endoscopic lift brow surgery?

Q: Does any scar remain after the surgery?

Q: Can I resume my normal daily activities after the surgery?

Q: Are there any restrictions for women during pregnancy or breast-feeding in performing endoscopic brow lift?

 

 

Q: How does eyebrow droop occur?

A: In some people, eyebrows droop either genetically, or due to other factors following age-related degenerative changes in the position of the facial tissues.

 

Q: What is an endoscopic brow lift?

A: Using the endoscope and through few small incisions that are hidden by head hair, brow lift surgery is performed on the face without any scars (wound marks remaining after surgery) and has a very high success rate.

 

Q: Who can undergo endoscopic lift brow surgery?

A: It can be performed on people who have droopy brow due to genetic factors or aging.

 

Q: Does any scar remain after the surgery?

A: No. These scars are very fine and narrow and are hardly visible. However, after a short time it will be completely removed without any trace left.

 

Q: Can I resume my normal daily activities after the surgery?

A: You can do light activities within 3 to 4 days after the surgery, and resume all your daily activities after one week. Performing heavy activities require complete recovery and the ophthalmologist’s approval.

 

Q: Are there any restrictions for women during pregnancy or breast-feeding in performing endoscopic brow lift?

A: It’s recommended to inform your ophthalmologist in case of having any specific disease, taking medications, during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

 

For more information, contact Tehran Noor Eye Hospital in Iran (02182400) and Noor Hospital’s experts for guidance.