The Endoscopic Browlift (forehead lift) is the most modern and ideal method to regain facial youthfulness by correcting the position and shape of the eyebrows and eliminating wrinkles in the area.
Dr. Drakotos performs the pioneering, minimally invasive method of the Endoscopic Browlift. By utilizing a specialized camera and minimal incisions, the forehead and eyebrows are lifted, granting a youthful, rested gaze and absolute symmetry.
The Endoscopic Browlift is the most advanced, minimally invasive method for correcting drooping eyebrows and the forehead area. Essentially, the goal is “brow resetting”—repositioning the eyebrows to their youthful, natural position.
Utilizing the latest technological advancements, the procedure is performed endoscopically with the aid of a specialized camera through tiny incisions. This offers rapid recovery, minimal visible scarring, and a harmonious result that does not alter the patient’s natural facial features.
The gaze appears rested, fresh, and symmetrical, in perfect harmony with the rest of the face. Additionally, the Endoscopic Browlift can be selected to achieve the popular “Cat Eye Lift” look.
A primary characteristic of facial aging is the laxity of the frontal muscle, which results in the descent of the eyebrows.
Depending on the needs of each face, the Endoscopic Browlift can be combined with Upper and Lower Blepharoplastyfor a comprehensive rejuvenation of the area around the eyes.
“The goal is an absolutely natural result rather than an unappealing ‘lifted’ look. The procedure is performed using a specialized camera (endoscope) through tiny incisions and represents the latest evolution in Browlifts. Essentially, the philosophy of the modern endoscopic technique aims for a brow resetting—repositioning the eyebrow to its youthful position.”
In certain cases, a Browlift alone can correct the appearance of excess skin in the eye area by lifting the eyebrows, thereby avoiding the need for an upper blepharoplasty.
Often, a low eyebrow position is responsible for the appearance of excess skin on the upper eyelid. In such instances, an upper blepharoplasty may be incorrectly indicated, when the underlying issue is actually best corrected with a Browlift.
