Endoscopic brow lift

Endoscopic brow lift is a procedure that lifts a sagging forehead and brows using minimal incisions inside the scalp and a FULL HD endoscope. It removes the depressor supercilii muscle that pulls the brows downward while preserving the supraorbital nerve, improving forehead wrinkles, hidden double eyelids, and sagging or asymmetric brows. For patients in their 20s and 30s, the focus is on restoring brow position; for those in their 40s to 60s, it focuses on improving wrinkles and sagging.

Forehead sagging is not simply a matter of reduced skin elasticity. As the muscles and tissues supporting the brows descend together, they can create a heavy, tired-looking appearance. By adjusting the position and angle of the brows, a brighter, more defined look can be achieved.

Recommended for

· Those whose double-eyelid line is hidden due to heavy eyelids · Those with sagging or asymmetric brows, or pronounced forehead wrinkles · Those with a narrow distance between the brows and eyes · Those whose eyelid sagging does not improve with Double Eyelid Surgery alone · Those who have a habit of opening their eyes using their forehead muscles

Key Points of Brow Lift for Patients in Their 20s and 30s

For patients in their 20s and 30s, the focus is on naturally restoring forehead position for a more defined appearance. · Lifts sagging brows to create a brighter appearance · Lifts heavy eyelids to improve hidden double eyelids · Reduces forehead muscle tension to soften forehead wrinkles

Brow Correction

Asymmetric brow correction · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Harsh-looking brow correction · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Sagging brow correction · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Eye Shape Correction

Brow lift + Lateral canthoplasty + Lower Canthoplasty · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Brow lift + Natural adhesion method · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Brow lift + Natural adhesion method + Epicanthoplasty + Upper Epicanthoplasty · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Key Points of Brow Lift for Patients in Their 40s to 60s

In patients in their 40s to 60s, forehead sagging can lead to deep wrinkles and eyelid drooping as both the muscles and skin become lax. By lifting the sagging forehead and addressing the underlying cause of wrinkles, improvements in glabellar and forehead wrinkles as well as eye shape correction can be expected. · Lifts sagging brows for a more youthful appearance · Lifts heavy eyelids to improve sagging around the eyes · Reduces forehead muscle tension to improve forehead wrinkles

Eye Shape and Wrinkle Correction

Brow lift · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Forehead wrinkle improvement · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Forehead, glabella, and nasal bridge wrinkle improvement · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Forehead, crow's feet, and glabella wrinkle improvement · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Concerned about scars? Worried about recovery?

Left: Before surgery · Right: 2 weeks after surgery Performed through minimal incisions to reduce damage to the skin and tissues and help the surgical area settle stably. Surgical outcomes may vary depending on individual characteristics.

POP Plastic Surgery Endoscopic brow lift POINTS

Point 1. FULL HD Endoscope

The procedure is performed with an enlarged view to safely preserve nerves and blood vessels and enhance the Lifting effect.

Point 2. Depressor Supercilii Muscle Resection

By removing the depressor supercilii muscle that pulls the brows downward and performing Dissection down to the brow bone for Lifting, natural-looking results and long-lasting Lifting effects can be expected.

Point 3. Personalized Minimal Incisions

Minimal incisions of approximately 1 cm inside the scalp reduce tissue damage, minimize concerns about scarring, and allow for a quicker return to daily activities.

Point 4. Supraorbital Nerve Preservation

A delicate procedure that preserves the supraorbital nerve minimizes reduced scalp sensation.

Point 5. Oblique Incisions That Preserve Hair Follicles

Incisions are made obliquely, taking the direction of hair growth into account, to reduce concerns about hair follicle damage and hair loss.

Surgery Information

| Surgery time: From 1 hour | Anesthesia: Sedation anesthesia | Follow-up visits: 2–3 times | Return to daily activities: 7–10 days

Please Note

Surgical results vary by individual, and side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur; therefore, thorough consultation is necessary. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.