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What’s involved in a non-surgical brow lift?

What’s involved in a non-surgical brow lift?
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brow liftAs we age, the eyebrow starts to fall. This is due to the structure of the bones in the face, as well as the loss and movement of fat along the upper and lower eyelids. Skin elasticity also plays a role, since the less collagen and elastin our skin produces, the less it is able to hold itself up.

A drooping brow can make a face look older, so anyone looking to enhance their face may enjoy the results of a non-surgical brow lift.

Techniques for lifting the brow

A brow lift might include use of muscle-relaxant injections into the muscle that sits above the actual eyeball, but underneath the brow bone. Injections of a dermal filler may be added along the margin of the brow and in various spots in the top third of the face. Our dermal fillers are a naturally-occurring ingredient in our skin and provides fullness, hydration, and stimulates collagen production over time.

The forehead and temples may also be treated with filler to create some fullness and reduce boniness. These treatments, when used for a basic brow lift, cause an immediate, long-lasting lift of the brow without any surgery. Multiple treatments of dermal filler is recommended a few weeks apart for best effect.

An experienced doctor must perform this seemingly simple but actually complex treatment. There are some very delicate structures around the eyes and head that must be preserved.

Results and recovery

Everyone’s face is different, so whatever you present to your doctor with is what they have to work with. The more elastic the skin, the better the results. Treatments may cause some redness for a few hours, but injection-based treatments usually don’t require any downtime.

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Please Note:

*All procedures carry risks, potential side effects, and possible complications, and may not be suitable for everyone. A consultation with a registered health practitioner is required to determine if this treatment is appropriate, and further information will be provided before you decide to proceed. Outcomes cannot be guaranteed and results vary between individuals. 

This content is intended for persons aged 18 years and over. Patients under 18 are subject to a mandatory seven-day cooling-off period before proceeding with any non-surgical cosmetic procedures. In some cases, this is a mandatory seven-day cooling-off period, applies to individuals over 18. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. We endeavour to keep all our information up to date; however, this site is intended as a guide and not a definitive information portal. Please seek personalised guidance from a registered health practitioner regarding your individual circumstances.

Results may also vary from person to person due to many factors, including the individual’s genetics, diet and exercise. Before-and-after photos are only relevant to the patient in the photo and do not necessarily reflect the results that other patients may experience. Ask questions. Our team of dermatologists, doctors and nurses are here to help you with any of your queries.

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