Brow lift
A low brow pushes skin down onto the upper lid. A brow lift raises it through small scalp incisions, the temple, the hairline, the lid crease or an incision above the brow, often with upper blepharoplasty.
Brow lift procedures
Each page covers what the operation treats, how it is done, the evidence, the risks and the recovery, with a PubMed link on every claim.
Endoscopic brow lift
An endoscopic brow lift raises low eyebrows through a few short scalp incisions and a camera, without the ear-to-ear coronal incision, and weakens the frown muscles between the brows. It is used for brow droop and frown…
Temporal and lateral brow lift
A temporal (lateral) brow lift raises the tail of the eyebrow and the hooded skin at the outer corner of the eye through a short incision in the temple, usually behind the hairline. It is for people whose outer brow has…
Browpexy and direct brow lift
A browpexy holds up the outer eyebrow with stitches placed through the upper eyelid incision during a blepharoplasty, so the brow does not drop below the bony rim. A direct brow lift removes a strip of skin just above…
Blepharoplasty with facelift and brow lift
Blepharoplasty is commonly performed together with a brow lift, a facelift, or both, because the brow, the eyelids and the lower face age together and share surgical planes. Large insurance and registry databases track…
Brow lift research by topic
PubMed papers tagged by topic, newest first on each topic page.