Endoscopic brow lift

Endoscopic brow lift is a procedure in which an HD endoscope is inserted through small incisions inside the hairline to perform extensive Dissection of the Forehead, Glabella, and temple areas, followed by lifting and securing the sagging Forehead. It improves Forehead and Glabella wrinkles as well as sagging eyebrows and eyelids, creating a brighter appearance.

Forehead Lift Using an HD Endoscope When the Forehead loses elasticity and begins to sag, aging of the entire upper face can accelerate. By extensively performing Dissection of the Forehead and lifting and securing it, Forehead, Glabella, and Crow's Feet wrinkles, as well as the appearance of the eyes, can be improved simultaneously.

Recommended For

· Those with deep wrinkles on the Forehead or Glabella · Those whose eyes and eyebrows sag, creating a tired-looking appearance · Those who frequently raise their eyebrows when opening their eyes · Those whose sagging eyelids obstruct their vision · Those who appear stern because the distance between their eyes and eyebrows is narrow

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Minimal Incisions, Faster Recovery, a More Refreshed Appearance

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Features of Wonjin Forehead Lift

It can improve Forehead, Glabella, and Crow's Feet wrinkles as well as eyebrow sagging all at once, while also making diminished double eyelid folds more defined.

Point 1. Improved Distance Between the Eyes and Eyebrows

Widens the narrowed distance between the eyes and eyebrows.

Point 2. Improved Sad-Looking Appearance

Adjusts the eyebrow angle to improve a drooping-looking appearance.

Point 3. Improved Drooping Eye Shape

Lifts sagging eyelids for a more open, refreshed eye appearance.

Point 4. Simultaneous Wrinkle Improvement

Improves Forehead, Glabella, and Crow's Feet wrinkles together.

Key Expertise of Wonjin Forehead Lift

01. Wide, Even, and Uniform Dissection

With extensive experience and expertise, Dissection is performed broadly across the Forehead, Glabella, and temple areas to achieve a noticeable Lifting effect.

02. Minimal Incisions Using Advanced Endoscope Technology

The procedure is performed while viewing the entire area beneath the skin on a monitor using an Endoscope, reducing the risk of damage to blood vessels, nerves, and major tissues.

03. Weakening of Eyebrow-Depressing Muscles

The balance between the forces that raise and lower the eyebrows is key. Retaining ligaments that firmly hold the tissues in place are released, and the corrugator supercilii, depressor supercilii, procerus, and orbicularis oculi muscles are Incised as needed for each case, helping maintain a natural eyebrow-lifting effect over time.

Procedure

After creating small incisions inside the hairline, the procedure is safely performed using an Endoscope to identify blood vessels, nerves, and major tissues. The appropriate method is recommended through a personalized consultation based on skin condition and degree of sagging.

STEP 1. Check the Incision Sites

An Endoscope is inserted through approximately five small incisions inside the hairline.

STEP 2. Endoscopic Dissection

Using an Endoscope, extensive and precise Dissection is performed from the Forehead to the Glabella and temple areas.

STEP 3. Fixation

The sagging Forehead is lifted, then secured with fixation pins or sutures to distribute tension.

STEP 4. Postoperative Changes

Forehead, Glabella, and Crow's Feet wrinkles, as well as sagging eyebrows, are improved at once.

Surgery Information

| Surgery Time: 1 hour | Anesthesia: Sedation anesthesia | Hospitalization: Same-day discharge | Suture Removal: After 7 days | Return to Daily Activities: Possible after 3 days

Please Note

Complications that may generally occur after surgery or treatment, including bleeding, infection, inflammation, and nerve damage, may vary in severity depending on the individual and require caution. The surgical method and results may vary depending on each individual's condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.