Eyebrow correction
The key facts
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How are eyebrows corrected?
A drooping of the eyebrows makes the eyes appear tired and heavy. It is therefore advisable to lift the eyebrows via a direct incision on the upper edge of the eyebrow. In very prominent cases of drooping eyebrows, especially in older men, a horizontal incision in the middle of the forehead may be necessary.
The eyebrow lift is performed under local anaesthetic.
With good scar healing and consistent scar care, the scars are barely visible over time, since they run along the upper edge of the eyebrow or natural skin folds.
About the treatment
An eyebrow lift is an effective method for achieving an alert, fresh look. This involves correcting sagging tissue and removing excess skin for a rejuvenated appearance.
Typical areas of application
- For sagging eyebrows that make you look tired
When is it recommended?
- In cases of visible drooping of the eyebrows
“My aim is to offer personalised treatment and to restore and optimise the aesthetic appearance of physical changes that occur as a result of everyday life and ageing. Achieving a natural look is our top priority."
FAQs
Isn't a scar above the eyebrows really prominent?
Thanks to modern surgical techniques, scars above the eyebrows are usually very discreet. The incision is usually made in such a way that the scar is well concealed in the natural contour of the eyebrow or in fine skin folds. The scars also fade significantly over time until they are barely visible.
Can the procedure also be combined with an upper eyelid lift?
Yes, the procedure can be combined with an upper eyelid lift for great effect. This allows for unwanted signs of ageing both around the eye and forehead areas to be treated simultaneously, resulting in a more harmonious and rejuvenated overall result. Many patients opt for this combination to achieve a fresher and more alert appearance.
After an eyebrow correction, how long will I be unfit for social activities?
After a simple eyebrow correction, the downtime is usually around 7 days. During this time, swelling and slight bruising may occur, which will gradually subside. Most patients feel ready to socialise again after about a week, especially if redness or swelling is concealed with make-up.
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