Brow Lift / Forehead Lift

Brow Lift / Forehead Lift

Forehead lift

Forehead lift (also known as brow lift) surgery is performed to give both men and women a younger, softer looking appearance. It decreases the frown lines that many people have on the forehead caused by tiredness, genetics or stress.

A forehead lift is often performed in combination with facial rejuvenation and you should speak to Dr. Viral Desai about all options available to you. Men and women of all ages can choose to have this kind of surgery.

AM I A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR BROW LIFT / FOREHEAD LIFT?

Any one or combination of the following conditions may indicate that you are a good candidate for a forehead lift:


1. Sagging or low position of the eyebrows, creating a tired or sad appearance
2. Deep horizontal creases across the forehead
3. Frown lines, or furrows, between the eyebrows and sometimes across the top of the nose

GETTING BACK TO NORMAL

Remember, with any facial surgery, you may feel and look better in a short period of time.

However, it may not be advisable to participate in certain activities, especially activities that may result in the face being jarred or bumped, for several weeks.

what you should expect during consultaion

During your consultation, Dr. Viral Desai will ask you about the results you will expect from the surgery. He will inform you of the risks and complications as well as the benefits and whether or not your expectations are realistic.

We give utmost importance to patient confidentiality and take the strictest care to ensure your privacy. The staff at CPLSS understands that it can be difficult for a patient to make inquiries about such a delicate matter. It is our aim to make you feel as relaxed, comfortable, and fully informed about the process

preparation for surgery

ASK WHETHER DRIVING TO SURGERY IS ADVISABLE

In preparing for your surgery, be sure to find out if you’ll be able to drive home afterward or will require transportation.

RESTRICTIONS ON DRINKING / EATING / MEDICATIONS

You should also ask if you’ll need to refrain from eating or drinking the night before your surgery, and if you should stop taking any medications, including aspirin and similar drugs.

ORAL ANTIBIOTICS (MAY BE INSTRUCTED)

ORAL ANTIBIOTICS (MAY BE INSTRUCTED)You may be instructed to take oral antibiotics both before and after the procedure to help guard against infection.

Before And After Treatment Images