SURGICAL PROCEDURES

Brow
Lift

Smooths signs of aging across the forehead and upper facial region.

Clinical evaluation of upper third of the face to plan a brow lift in Mérida

The development of tissue laxity and volume depletion across the forehead and brow area frequently contributes to a heavy, tired appearance around the eyes.

A brow lift helps alleviate these signs by restoring harmonious anatomical proportions between the forehead, brows, and upper eyelids.

The procedure is performed through small, discreet incisions concealed within the hairline, treating laxity and repositioning the brow and forehead complex.

Candidates for Clinical Evaluation

You may be a candidate for evaluation if you present with:

  • Visible descent or sagging of the brows.
  • Forehead laxity and upper facial volume loss associated with age or weight loss.
  • A stable body weight and realistic surgical expectations.

Upper Third Rejuvenation Outcomes

  • Refines upper facial contours and forehead proportions.
  • Balances the relationship between eyebrows, upper eyelids, and forehead.
  • Promotes an open, naturally refreshed, and rested appearance.
Anatomical differences between a youthful brow position and age-related brow descent
Aesthetic results of a refreshed and natural gaze following brow lift surgery

Recovery Timeline

  • Typically 7 to 10 days before returning to daily activities.
  • Generally 3 to 4 weeks for the majority of swelling to decrease significantly.
  • Initial swelling and mild bruising are normal expected processes.
  • Visible structural changes from the start with progressive refinement over time.

Inherent Surgical Risks

  • Postoperative swelling (edema).
  • Mild asymmetry.
  • Transient hairline thinning or localized temporary shock loss.

Personalized Consultation

Not every patient requiring eye rejuvenation needs a brow lift. Schedule an in-person assessment with our specialist to determine the ideal surgical option for your individual anatomy.

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