As the brow begins to fall, patients complain about heaviness in the upper eyelids, and angry forehead lines.  This can all be improved with a brow lift.

Brow lift surgeons offer a variety of surgical options available to elevate the brow.  For many patients, brow lift surgery means simply elevating the temporal portion of the brow.  In others, a full brow or forehead lift will be a better choice.

Dr John Martin is one of the best browlift surgeons in Miami, FL and Coral Gables, Florida. Inquire today for a complimentary browlift consultation with Dr. John Martin.

What is a brow lift?

As we age, many people will notice that their brow will begin to droop. This occurs most commonly in the outer part of the brow, and will make the upper eyelid skin look heavy. Because of this many people may think that they need an upper eyelid surgery while they really need to elevate the brow.

Doing an upper lid surgery can actually allow the brow to drop further and make the eye appear heavier than before. If the central portion of the brow begins to fall patients may notice some horizontal lines forming at the bridge of the nose and the skin can appear very heavy there.

Properly placed Botulinum toxin can help to elevate a low brow. It will usually last for about 3-4 months at which time more will need to be injected. With time the injections may become less effective as the brow falls further. At that time a surgery will be a better option.

There are a variety of surgical options available to elevate the brow. For many patients, just elevating the temporal portion of the brow will be all that is needed. In others, a full brow or forehead lift will be a better choice. These can be done by themselves, or at the same time as an upper eyelid blepharoplasty.

The brow lift should elevate the brow into its proper anatomic position, and will not appear over corrected.

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