Brow Lift

What Is a Brow Lift?

Also known as a forehead lift, a brow lift will reduce the signs of aging around the bridge of the nose and between the eyes. It also focuses on the horizontal wrinkle lines that run across the forehead. A brow lift can also raise sagging brows that tend to hover above your eyelids and improves frown lines – those wrinkles that show between the brows.

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Dr. Aycock is always happy to meet with you to review your unique needs. Please fill out the form on this page to request a consultation.

Benefits of a Brow Lift

A brow lift is a great way to reduce the appearance of aging and turn back the clock on your skin! Stop limiting yourself to certain facial expressions in an attempt to hide those wrinkles and stress lines. A brow lift will do the following:

  • Give you more youthful-looking, vibrant skin.
  • Reduce the tell-tale signs of aging from your forehead, eyes, and other areas.
  • Give you new-found confidence and improved self-esteem.
Bay Area Brow Lift with Robert Aycock, MD, FACS

Preparing for a Brow Lift

You may be asked to have lab testing or a medical evaluation done to rule out any external issues that may interfere with your surgery. You may also be asked to start, discontinue, or adjust your current medication schedule. You’ll recover more quickly if you stop smoking, and you should avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory medicines, or any herbal supplements as these can increase bleeding.

How Is a Brow Lift Performed?

Brow lifts are usually performed under a general anesthetic. San Francisco surgeon Dr. Aycock will make an incision just above the hairline, through which excess fat, skin, and muscle are removed. Dr. Aycock then closes the incision with sutures. A brow lift may be performed alone or along with other procedures such as a facelift or eyelid lift.

Brow Lift Recovery*

At the time of surgery, your forehead may be taped and your face gently wrapped to help minimize swelling and bruising. You will be given proper instruction on how to care for the surgery site. Most patients are on their feet in a couple of days and back to work within two weeks. Strenuous exercise should be avoided for about a month, and sun exposure should be minimized.

*Individual results may vary

Take The First Step – Request A Consultation

To schedule your consultation, please fill out the form on this page or call Dr. Aycock’s office at (925) 937-8377 (Walnut Creek) or (415) 925-1700 (Greenbrae).

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DISCLAIMER

The content of this website is intended to be general information. It is provided only as a service. It is not medical advice and not intended to be taken as medical advice. The content of this site should not be used to diagnose or treat a medical or health condition and is in no way meant to be a substitute for or delay the seeking of appropriate or professional medical care. Individual results may vary.