Brow LiftBrow lift surgery is designed to correct signs of aging in the upper portions of the face. This procedure is often combined with eyelid surgery to fully rejuvenate a person’s appearance. How To Know If a Brow Lift Is Right For YouOver time, a person's eyebrows can gradually descend and lose their arch. Other signs of aging may appear such as the following:
As a result of these issues, your appearance might be characterized as tired or unhappy. In such cases, brow lift surgery can smooth out these imperfections and rejuvenate the upper third of the face and forehead. If hooding or drooping in the upper eyelid area, or excess skin, wrinkles and puffiness in the lower eyelid area are major cosmetic concerns for you, Dr. Cozzone may recommend eyelid surgeryin combination with or instead of brow lift surgery. How Brow Lift Surgery Is PerformedTherer are several techniques that can be utilized in brow lift surgery. The coronal lift, pretrichial lift or internal browlift are options, but the most common technique is probably the endoscopic browlift. Four small incisions are made behind the hairline so your plastic surgeon can gently lift the tissues of the face and restore the proper arch of the eyebrows. Dr. Cozzone will use a surgical endoscope, a tool used for minimally invasive surgery that allows easy viewing of the underlying tissues. If You're Interested In a Brow LiftBoard certified New Jersey plastic surgeon Dr. John Cozzone proudly serves brow lift patients from Paramus and the surrounding communities that include Paterson, Saddle River, Passaic and Ridgewood, NJ. To learn more about the endoscopic brow lift, please call or email Beauty by Cozzone to schedule a consultation at our New Jersey plastic surgery office. During your consultation, Dr. Cozzone will discuss with you the risks, benefits and cost of brow lift surgery and evaluate your facial anatomy to determine whether cosmetic surgery is appropriate for you. |
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