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What is a Brow Lift?

The Brow Lift is a surgical procedure which targets the dropping and flattening of the brow area which occurs as part of the natural ageing process as the skin loses elasticity.

There are multiple techniques which can be used as part of a Brow Lift procedure. However, these techniques usually involve the removal of any excess skin which is creating the dropped appearance, before tightening the tissue underneath and redraping the skin. This results in a lifted and tightened brow area.

As well as treating cosmetic concerns, a Brow Lift may also be used as part of a procedure to treat ptosis which can be caused by illness or injury and can affect your field of vision, and cause headaches.

Our London Brow Lift procedures are often combined with other facial procedures such as Blepharoplasty (eyelid lift) or a Face Lift to create a rounded and fully balanced result. Fat grafting can also be added to the Brow Lift to restore lost volume to the brow and temple areas of the face.

Eyebrow lifting will not only affect the brows themselves, but it will improve the appearance of the forehead, resulting in a tightened and lifted effect around the upper face and eye area.

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There are also non-surgical eyebrow lift procedures that we carry out here at the Cadogan Clinic that use line softening injectables to lift and arch the brow.


Brow Lift
At a glance

Surgery Time

1 - 2 hours

Time off work

1 week

Hospital Stay

Day Case

Shower

After 1 week

Reasonable Mobility

After 1 day

Exercise

After 6 weeks

Sexual Activity

After 4 weeks

Sleeping on back

2 - 4 weeks

Full Recovery

2 weeks

Driving

1 week


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Why do people have a brow lift?

The natural ageing process results in a loss of tone and elasticity in the skin. This leads to the face dropping and previously sharp angles, becoming softened. When this happens to the brow area, it can cause the skin around the upper eyelids to also drop, making the eyes look smaller and possibly even impacting a patient’s vision. Patients also feel that when their brow drops, it makes them look sadder and less approachable as their face looks less ‘open’.

By tightening and smoothing the forehead and brow area, the entire face appears fresher and rejuvenated, with the eyes looking larger and the brow area being more symmetrical. Eyebrow lift before and after cases can therefore be transformative for our patients.

Who is suitable?

At Cadogan Clinic, our consultant surgeons will assess whether you are suitable for a Brow Lift in a bespoke one to one consultation. To give you plenty of time to ask questions and find out more about the procedure, your consultation will last from 30 - 60 minutes. Our eyebrow lift London providers are second to none, but will never pressure a patient to make the decision for surgery. In fact, we enforce a compulsory 14 day cooling off period, so that you may make the best decision for you after careful consideration following your first meeting.

Your surgeon will examine your face and brow area and ensure your concerns are treatable with a Brow Lift. They will discuss your expectations of surgery and ensure you understand the results that are possible for you. They will also assess your general physical and mental health to make sure you are suitable for a general anaesthetic procedure, this may include your weight, your history, and any medical and mental conditions you have. You must be over 18 to have an eyebrow lift.

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Included in this treatment

Up to two 60 minute consultations with a leading specialist plastic surgeon at our award-winning premises in Chelsea

Your procedure carried out at London’s leading specialist cosmetic surgery centre of excellence

24/7 on call nurse assistance

Dedicated Patient Co-ordinator, as a personal point of contact through your journey with Cadogan

A pre-operative medical assessment to ensure you are fit for surgery

Comprehensive post-operative aftercare courtesy of our specialist cosmetic nurses


What is involved in a brow lift?

What is involved in a brow lift, are there different 'types', and what kind of results does each one achieve?

Brow Lift surgery takes between 1 and 2 hours and is carried out with you completely asleep under general anaesthetic or under sedation, so you are awake but in no pain and have minimal memory of the procedure. The time may be increased if other surgeries are being performed at the same time. 

The different techniques that can be used in a Brow Lift are:

This technique is the least invasive option. In an endoscopic brow lift, the surgeon will make incisions behind your hairline and a thin camera called an endoscope is used to analyse the muscles and tissues lying underneath your forehead. The forehead tissues are lifted and a specialist medical instrument is put in place to secure these, lifting the brow. After three to six months, these will be safely reabsorbed back into the body, and your brow will heal back into the new position.

In a coronal brow lift, an incision is made behind the hairline, across the top of your head, from ear to ear. Your surgeon will lift the skin, while removing excess tissue before sealing the incision with sutures. This particular technique rejuvenates the upper portion of the face as well as addressing just the brow area. Although, like all brow lift techniques, it can be carried out on both men and women, this method is more popular among women. This method may leave scarring hidden in the hairline. Therefore, the coronal brow lift is not recommended for patients with a receding hairline.

The hairline brow lift involves making an incision between the top of the forehead and the beginning of the hairline. A small amount of skin and tissue is removed from the top of the forehead, rather than from the scalp meaning the hairline is not pulled back as part of this technique. The hairline brow lift is a popular choice for patients who have a receding hairline and deep forehead lines as the scar can be concealed.

The temporal brow lift, also known as a lateral brow lift, is a good choice for patients who are looking for a small adjustment to the outer brow, the first part of the brow to descend as we age. It is a popular choice to combine a brow lift procedure with a blepharoplasty to enhance the overall result. Two small incisions are made in the temples within the hairline and a strip of skin is removed. This method is good for treating crow’s feet, wrinkles which develop around the outer corners of the eyes.

What is a non-surgical brow lift?

A non-surgical brow lift, as the name suggests, is a form of eyebrow lift which does not require any incisions or anesthetic. This type of treatment can produce some dramatic results, but these are not as long-lasting as a surgical brow lift. There are two popular non-surgical eyebrow lift treatments that we offer here at the Cadogan Clinic.

Anti-aging injectables are muscle relaxants and are used to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles. The most common anti-aging injectable which you may have heard of is Botox.  The injectable is introduced to the brow and effectively reduces lines and wrinkles while simultaneously reducing the pull of the muscles which cause the eyebrow to descend. 

The treatment is an easy and relatively pain free process. Anti-aging injectables are also commonly used in the eye and cheek areas.

The procedure is carried out during a 30-minute consultation and involves a series of tiny injections to the brow area. There is no downtime involved with anti-aging injectables, meaning you are free to leave the clinic after your treatment and return to your day-to-day activities.

As part of this non-surgical brow lift, fillers can be used to plump out the treatment area, providing additional volume, if desired. Dermal fillers are quick injectable treatments that can soften facial wrinkles and lines and fill out hollows, leaving the skin looking younger.


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Brow Lift Procedure

Below you will find some key information to help you prepare for surgery and make necessary arrangements to ensure you have the support you need and that everything runs smoothly on the day.

You will meet your surgeon for up to two consultations at our award-winning Chelsea based clinic to discuss the Brow Lift procedure and the results you are hoping for. Surgical consultations are between 30-60 minutes and your surgeon will explain how they will complete your surgery to achieve your desired results, and recommend any accompanying procedures that may be necessary in order to do so.

We recommend writing down and preparing all the questions you have for your surgeon beforehand so you can have a clear idea of exactly what you need and want to know. This will also allow your surgeon to perform a general health and wellness check along with taking your measurements and medical photos for your records.

Your surgeon will then send your procedure plan to your patient advisor. If the surgeon recommends Brow Lift surgery, your advisor will contact you to discuss your plan, the pricing and/or finance options, and offer your surgeon’s available dates to you, before giving you a two-week cooling off period to allow you to consider whether you wish to proceed with your surgery.

If you decide to go ahead with your Brow Lift, you will next visit the clinic on your procedure day. In the run up to your surgery, you will be asked to prepare following these steps:

  • You must complete your pre-operative paperwork, sent to you with your confirmation pack. Your surgical team will review your medical and psychological information and contact you with any changes you need to make in the run up to your Brow Lift.
  • If you smoke or vape, your surgeon will ask you to stop for 6 weeks before surgery can take place. This is to ensure your recovery is smooth and you heal fully and properly. If you do not stop smoking or vaping your surgery will not be able to go ahead.
  • You will also be asked to cut down on drinking alcohol. Excessive alcohol consumption can result in your recovery and healing taking longer than it otherwise would after your Brow Lift and could be hindered.
  • Avoid taking any anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen and aspirin 7 days before this procedure, as well as any herbal supplements as these can increase the risk of bleeding.
  • You will need to organise a chaperone to come and collect you after the procedure. This should be a family member or friend who can either drive you or accompany you in a taxi and stay with you for the first night. You shouldn’t take public transport after your procedure.
  • In the 6 hours before you arrive at the clinic, you mustn’t consume any solid food, juice or milk (including tea or coffee). You can have sips of clear liquids (water, black tea< or black coffee) up to 2 hours before you arrive at the clinic for your Brow Lift.

On your surgery day, you will be asked to arrive at the clinic an hour before your Brow Lift has been scheduled. You will speak with your surgeon, anaesthetist and the nurses to ask any final questions, and be prepped for surgery with any marking the surgeon may need to do.

Your anaesthetist will administer your general anaesthetic when you enter the theatre. All procedures performed under general anaesthetic at Cadogan Clinic are done so using TIVA (Total Intravenous Anaesthesia) which is very beneficial in minimising post-operative sickness and nausea and allowing for a faster initial recovery.

Your surgeon will then carry out your Brow Lift. Once completed, you will be taken to our recovery ward where you will safely wake up from the anaesthetic and a nurse will monitor your vital health signs. Once you are awake and comfortable, you will move into the ambulatory ward, you will have something to eat and drink and a nurse will talk you through any medications your team has prescribed for you need to take once you leave. When you are ready, the nurses will ask your chaperone to come and collect you and you will be discharged to continue your recovery at home.

You may be slightly uncomfortable and you may experience some pain in the first few days following your Brow Lift in your hairline, forehead, and upper eye area. Your surgical team will have prescribed any pain management medications you may need to alleviate this and keep you comfortable. You will be up and moving within a day and able to wash or shower normally in three days. 

Full recovery for Brow Lift takes up to six weeks and you will be advised to minimise physical activity during this time to prevent any strain on your sutures.

One week after your surgery you will have an in person appointment with our specialist cosmetic nurses. They will review your incisions and make sure you are healing well. They will advise how to look after your dressings and will answer any questions you may have about your recovery.

You will meet with your surgeon 6 weeks after your procedure so they can check your recovery, make sure you are happy with your Brow Lift results, and answer any questions about your ongoing recovery from that point. After this 6 week mark, your treatment and recovery plan will be concluded, thoughif you have any questions or concerns you will still be able to contact the team and speak with one of our specialist nurses.

The Patient Journey. A breakdown of what you can expect on your journey with us

We are deeply invested in ensuring that every step of your surgical journey with us is as informative and reassuring to you as it can be. This article outlines what you can expect at each stage of the journey

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Frequently Asked Questions

In a surgical brow lift, small incisions are made in the forehead and the tissues are pulled upwards, thus elevating the brow. There are several different surgical techniques which we use here at the Cadogan Clinic which vary according to your anatomy and what you are trying to achieve from a surgical brow lift.

There are four different surgical brow lift methods. An endoscopic brow lift is minimally invasive, but a hairline brow lift is a popular choice for patients who have a receding hairline. A temporal brow lift is best for patients who only require a moderate lift of the outer brow to tackle crows’ feet and wrinkles around the corners of the eyes.

As we age, our body produces less collagen and elastin. These are crucial to help keep skin looking young and firm. Depleting collagen and elastin levels means our skin begins to sag and wrinkle. This is particularly noticeable on the face, where the skin and soft tissues start to descend, including in the brow area, where drooping, folds and deep wrinkles are a particular problem. The eyebrow becomes less prominent due to the lack of support from the surrounding tendons and tissues. This also results in a change in the eyebrow shape. It is common to see a drop in the outer tail of the eyebrow, a tell-tale sign of facial aging.

This downwards descent can be delayed through surgical means, which involves attaching the skin and these soft tissues to the deeper tissues around the eyes, ear, nose and mouth areas. 

The natural descent of the eyebrows can lead to a build up of loose skin underneath the eye itself. The eyelids develop loose skin on their own, but in addition, they become bunched up by the lower brow. This is why combining eyebrow lift surgery with blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) is a popular option for patients.

This type of surgery of the upper part of the face rolls back the years and produces long-lasting results. However the aging process will continue from this point and you may require further surgery in the future, or ongoing non-surgical treatments to help maintain the result for as long as possible. 

As surgical brow lifts are carried out under a general anaesthetic, you will not experience any pain during the procedure itself. You may experience some discomfort and tenderness in the days after surgery. Over-the-counter painkillers will help with this if required.

Anyone experiencing the following characteristics is considered suitable for a brow lift:

  • Sagging brow
  • Drooping eyebrows
  • Loose elastic skin in the brow, eye and forehead area
  • Fine brow lines and forehead wrinkles
  • Asymmetrical brow region
  • Obscured vision due to sagging brow

Typically patients who are most suitable for a surgical brow lift are between the ages of 40 and 60 years old, and with good skin elasticity. 

Brow lift surgery is suitable for both men and women, although certain brow lift techniques better suit men with a receding hairline. Your surgeon will guide you on the best surgical technique for you.

As with all surgery, you should be in good general mental and physical health and have a realistic expectation of what can be achieved with brow lift surgery. Speak to one of our experts if you have any concerns.

During a brow lift surgery, the soft tissue and skin of the forehead is raised, smoothing out wrinkles and lines, such as crow’s feet and glabellar lines, and lifting a drooping, heavy brow.  By erasing these tell-tale signs of aging, a surgical eyebrow lift helps to turn back the clock, giving your face a more youthful appearance. The result will be permanent, subject to the ongoing march of the natural aging process.

The lifting of the brow can also make the eyes look less tired and more alert. This adds to the overall refreshed appearance of the face. Brow lift surgery can also help to improve vision, if a drooping forehead was causing an obstruction in the patient’s vision. So not only can an eyebrow lift improve a patient’s physical appearance, it can also improve their quality of life.

A brow lift can also have a huge psychological impact too. Surgery can restore a sense of confidence and self-esteem which may have been affected by deep wrinkles or sagging skin on the forehead.

A surgical brow lift is permanent, but your new brow will still be at the mercy of the ageing process. You can expect to enjoy the results of your brow lift for around 10 to 12 years before you may need to consider further surgery. However, some patients may enjoy the results for longer. This is because everyone ages at a different rate due to genetics and lifestyle choices, for example smoking and exposure to UV light both accelerate the ageing process.

Non-surgical brow lifts can last anywhere between three and 18 months, depending on which treatment you choose. Anti-aging injectables, such as Botox, only provide a temporary solution to a sagging or wrinkling brow. Further treatments will be required to maintain the result. Non-surgical brow lift results can last longer for some people than others. For a permanent result, surgery is the only option.

You will be allowed to return home on the same day as surgery to allow yourself to rest and recuperate in the comfort of your own home. Your surgeon will give you specific instructions on how to care for your incisions. It is important that you follow these to help aid your recovery. In the days following your brow lift, you should rest with your head elevated and avoid exposing the incision sites to excessive pressure or movement.

You may experience some itching and numbness around the incision sites as you heal. This should stop over time. The treatment site is likely to be bruised, swollen and tender in the days after brow lift surgery. Swelling may last for several weeks, but this can be treated with a cold compress and sleeping with multiple pillows may also help. A compression garment will also help to reduce swelling.

Any bandages will be removed within three days post-surgery and non-dissolvable sutures are usually removed within seven to ten days.

We advise taking two weeks off work and avoiding strenuous exercise for up to six weeks following surgery. Any heavy lifting should also be avoided. You should take care when washing your hair and bathing in the days and weeks following brow lift surgery. It is important that you do not get the dressing wet in order to avoid any infection.

Any scars left from the incisions should fade naturally over time.

Eyebrow lift surgery leaves behind minimal scarring. Incisions are usually small and are made in or on the hairline. As a result, any scars are usually very well hidden. The natural lines of the forehead can also be used to hide scars.

The brow lift technique which has the potential for more scarring is the coronal brow lift. In this particular eyebrow lift, an incision is made behind the hairline before traveling across the top of the head, from one ear to the other. This is hidden in the hairline. Because of this, this technique is not often used on patients with a receding hairline. As with all scars, brow lift surgery scars will fade in time.

To help minimise the risk of scarring and to help with the overall healing process, it is important that you carefully follow all the aftercare instructions as issued by the surgeon.

As part of your eyebrow lift procedure, we offer a complimentary consultation and treatment with our onsite team of aestheticians to ensure you heal and scar quickly and efficiently.

It is unlikely that you will experience complications stemming from your brow lift. Our expert surgeons have performed this surgery many, many times, and all have a high satisfaction rating. However, as with any surgery, there is always the potential for complications. Risks from eyebrow lift surgery include:

  • Visible scarring.
  • Temporary or permanent numbness on the forehead or scalp.
  • Brow asymmetry. This can be treated with surgery.
  • Hair loss in the surgical area. This may be temporary or permanent.
  • Numbness caused by nerve injury. This may be temporary or permanent.
  • An elevated hairline.
  • Dry eyes.

In addition to this, any type of surgery carries a small risk of:

  • Excessive bleeding (hemorrhage)
  • Developing a blood clot in a vein. Also known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
  • Infection of the surgical site
  • An allergic reaction to the anaesthetic

On very rare occasions, the patient may require a revision procedure if the result is not as expected. It is important you are honest with your surgeon at your initial consultation to help avoid this situation occurring. During this first consultation the surgeon will go through all the potential risks with you before you decide whether to go ahead with surgery.

If you experience chest pain, shortness of breath or irregular heartbeats following surgery you should seek medical advice immediately. This may be a medical emergency.

Patients often request for a brow lift and blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) to be carried out together in order to achieve an enhanced result. 

Eyelid reduction surgery reshapes the eyelids by removing excess fat and skin. Just like an eyebrow lift, blepharoplasty is a highly effective treatment for the signs of aging around this upper portion of the face.

The skin around the eyes is very thin, so, combined with skin laxity caused by an age-related drop in collagen levels, this means the skin around the eyes is more prone to wrinkles, including crow’s feet, or laughter lines, at the corners of the eyes. Combined with a sagging brow, this means the wide-eyed appearance of youth is lost. This age-related descent can also cause tear troughs or hollows to appear underneath the eyes.

Blepharoplasty is a short and highly effective procedure that can achieve immediate changes with very little downtime. Blepharoplasty is best suited for cases where major surgical intervention is required. Alternatively, anti-aging injectables can be used to tackle wrinkles and fine lines around the eyes.

The cost for brow lift surgery starts from £4,950. Prices vary depending on which technique is being used in your treatment and whether you are combining your eyebrow lift with any other procedures. Non surgical eyebrow lift surgery costs start from £700.

A non-surgical eyebrow lift can be achieved temporarily with medical aesthetic treatments. Anti-aging injectables are muscle relaxants and are used to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles while reducing the pull of the muscles that cause the eyebrows to descend. This effectively lifts them and can help create an arch. While this treatment is highly effective at raising the brow, it does not produce the same long-lasting results as a surgical brow lift.


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What are the benefits of a brow lift?

A brow lift can have a remarkable effect on a person’s face, giving them a younger, fresher appearance. Both surgical and non surgical eyebrow lift treatments aim to:

An eyebrow lift not only fixes a drooping brow, but it can also work wonders on the upper third of the face. A brow lift opens up the eyes, making the patient look more awake and refreshed, erases frown lines and furrows, thus softening the overall appearance of the face, and of course restoring the smooth skin of youth. In short, the impact of a brow lift can be seen beyond the brow itself.

Deep set wrinkles and furrows are a common problem and a particularly noticeable sign of aging. A brow lift will smooth out these problem lines, giving you back the crease free skin you enjoyed before. Brow lift surgery is also effective in tackling glabellar lines, also known as frown lines, between the eyebrows.

A sagging, heavy brow weighing down on the upper eyelids can make a person look tired and weary. An eyebrow lift procedure will open up the eye area, leaving you looking more alert and refreshed. By lifting the forehead, this can also make it easier to apply makeup to the eye area. Some people complain that a heavy brow can make them appear angry or stern. Brow lift surgery can also help to effectively tackle these common complaints, softening the appearance of the face.

A sagging brow can have an impact on a person’s facial expressions, but in some cases it can also cause vision problems by obscuring part of the eyes. A brow lift will help to restore a person’s vision, giving them back their confidence and improve their quality of life.

Asymmetrical eyebrows are surprisingly common. A person may find that one of their eyebrows is higher than the other or is a different shape. This asymmetry can be caused by congenital facial bony asymmetry, meaning that one side of the face is smaller than the other. Nerve weakness, caused by conditions such as Bell’s palsy, and upper eyelid droopiness (ptosis) can also be responsible for asymmetrical eyebrows.  An eyebrow lift can restore symmetry to this part of the face. This can have a positive effect on the overall appearance on the brow, giving the patient a more relaxed and refreshed look.

Your eyebrow lift procedure produces natural looking results which last longer than non-surgical treatments. The results are permanent, but may need to be repeated in the future as the aging process continues. Your surgeon will be able to advise on the available options and which treatment will be best suited to your needs.

As well as the numerous physical benefits, brow lift surgery can also help improve confidence and self-esteem, therefore having a positive impact on overall mental health.

The risks of a brow lift

Before opting for a Brow Lift or any cosmetic surgery, you must understand any potential risks and complications. Although the Brow Lift can produce dramatic and positive results, there are a number of risks that you need to consider and discuss with your surgeon.

  • Hematoma - This is the build up of blood beneath the skin around the brow area and will require treatment from your surgeon
  • Poor wound healing - Healing complications or infection can affect the incision sites around your hairline
  • Asymmetry - Occasionally, the upper face and brow may appear uneven, or one side will have been lifted more than the other.
  • Seroma - A buildup of fluid around the incision sites can cause a lump under the skin. If this occurs, you will need to see your surgeon again.

A revision Brow Lift  may be required in the event of an unforeseen complication or less than optimal outcome. The need for a revision surgery can arise due to factors beyond the surgeon’s control. Our skilled consultant surgeons are qualified professionals who have performed Brow Lift procedures many times previously.

It is also important to to acknowledge that any surgical procedure carries a slight risk of:

  • Excessive bleeding 
  • Allergic reaction to the general anaesthetic
  • Infection at the surgical site around the upper face
  • Deep vein thrombosis (blood clot in a vein)

Your surgeon will review your personal risk of any complications during your consultation. They may ask you to make medical or lifestyle changes in order to reduce your personal risk of certain complications during your Brow Lift London procedure.


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