Endoscopic brow lift

Made Young's Endoscopic brow lift is a procedure in which small incisions are made within the scalp and an endoscope is used to dissect the Forehead, eyebrows, Glabella, and Temple areas. The sagging tissues are then lifted and secured to the periosteum with Endotine. It is suitable for those whose eyes appear tired or constricted even after Double Eyelid Surgery or Ptosis Correction due to a narrowed distance between the eyes and eyebrows caused by Forehead sagging, as well as those concerned about Forehead and Glabella wrinkles.

From the Forehead to the eyebrows and eye contour, if Double Eyelid Surgery and Ptosis Correction have not been effective, consider Made Young's Endoscopic brow lift.

Recommended for

· Those whose eyes appear small despite having double eyelids · Those whose eyes appear tired or constricted because the distance between the eyes and eyebrows is short · Those who look older due to Forehead and eyelid sagging · Those with severe Forehead and Glabella wrinkles

The choice of medical team makes a difference in the results

There are various ways to improve eyelid sagging, but finding the right procedure for you depends on the expertise of the medical team. Made Young's dedicated eye surgery medical team considers each individual's characteristics to recommend the procedure that best suits you. · Distance between the eyes and eyebrows · Analysis of skin tissue · Degree of eyelid sagging

A powerful fixation method: Genuine Endotine

· Multiple tines — Five tines secure multiple points for firm fixation · Support posts — Securely hold skin tissue in the desired position · Curved finish — Non-sharp ends reduce tissue damage Genuine Endotine passes through all dissected tissues, enabling stronger fixation and longer-lasting results. Endotine is the only facial tissue fixation medical device approved for securing tissue during a Forehead Lift. Made Young Plastic Surgery was selected as the hospital with the highest number of genuine Endotine cases nationwide in 2024 (Center of Excellence), certified by TRM Korea.

Benefits of an Endoscopic brow lift

· Improvement of Forehead and Glabella wrinkles · Improvement of eyebrow and eyelid sagging · Improvement of the distance between the eyebrows and eyes Therefore, it is an effective procedure not only for middle-aged and older adults but also for those in their 20s and 30s.

Cases in patients in their 20s and 30s

Before surgery → 1 week after surgery (Case of a patient in their 20s or 30s whose eyes appeared small despite having double eyelids)

Middle-aged and older patient cases

Before surgery → 2 weeks after surgery (Case of a middle-aged or older patient concerned about Forehead and eyelid sagging and wrinkles)

When choosing a Forehead Lift, be sure to remember these 3 key points

Point 1. Firm periosteal fixation

Sagging muscles and skin are lifted as much as possible, firmly secured to the periosteum, and then sutured.

Point 2. Precise and extensive Dissection range

A FULL HD endoscope is used to precisely and accurately perform Dissection across a broad area, including the Forehead, above the eyebrows, Glabella, and Temple.

Point 3. Essential corrugator muscle resection

The corrugator muscles, which lower the eyebrows, are resected to simultaneously improve sagging eyebrows and Glabella wrinkles.

Made Young Precision Analysis System

3D-CT

A preoperative 3D-CT scan is used for an initial analysis of the nerve pathways.

FULL HD endoscope

During surgery, a FULL HD endoscope is used to accurately perform Dissection of nerves, blood vessels, and muscles, enhancing safety and Lifting effects.

An incision method designed to prevent hair loss and hair follicle damage

Assessment of hair follicle direction

The direction of hair growth is precisely identified to prevent hair follicle damage.

45-degree incision

Diagonal incisions help prevent hair follicle damage, allowing hair to grow normally.

No need to worry about scars: Incision-site recovery process

Before surgery (incision site)

1 week after surgery (incision site)

2 weeks after surgery (incision site)

1 month after surgery (incision site)

*This is an actual Made Young case. Surgical results may vary depending on the individual’s condition.

Surgery Information

| Surgery time: Approximately 1 hour | Anesthesia: Sedation anesthesia | Hospitalization: Same-day discharge | Suture removal: After 2 weeks

Please be sure to check

Unexpected side effects such as inflammation, bleeding, and infection may occur after surgery, so caution is required. Surgical results may vary depending on the individual's condition, and the surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.