The surgeon will perform an incision across upper part of the head that will extend from ear to ear, but the resulting scar will be concealed by the hair. The scalp and the skin of the forehead will be separated from the bone, the surgeon will be able to see the lax and stiff muscles clearly and will proceed freely. Due to the fact that the surgeon will have free access to the area, he will be able to perform a very selective job, he will be able to work on each muscle independently and give them the exact degree of tension that each of them need, avoiding a uniform tightening of all the area that would result in quite an artificial look.

2. Endoscopic Brow Lift Surgery: It is very similar to the first procedure but the access to the muscular tissues is not accomplished by the coronal incision; instead, the surgeon makes 5 small incisions through which he will introduce an endoscope that enlarges the images and shows them on a screen. Thanks to this instrument and the rest of the special surgical instruments that are introduced through these incisions, the muscles can be tightened without having to completely expose them. Endoscopic brow lift surgery is usually associated with the suspension methods described further below.

3. Temporal Brow Lift Surgery: Also known as mini face lift or lateral brow lift surgery. The surgeon makes a vertical incision on the temples behind the line of hair growth so that the resulting scar will be concealed. Through this incision he tightens the muscles of the temples, raising the eyebrow's tails. This adds an exotic touch to the look and restores the eye's freshness.

B) Brow Suspension Techniques

They are indicated for the local treatment of the eyebrows.

1. Without 'anchor': A special surgical thread covered with small plastic spikes for better attachment is placed under the skin across the area that is going to be treated. This allows to tighten the tissues that determine the shape and location of the eyebrows. It is advisable to treat the area of the cheeks simultaneously with the same method to achieve better results.

2. With 'anchor': A special surgical thread covered with small plastic spikes for better attachment is placed under the skin across the area that is going to be treated. In order to give the suspension more support, one of the ends of the thread is sutured to the muscle or fixed to the bone with a screw or another special surgical device. The 'anchor' is useful for treating the middle of the forehead where the muscles tend to be firmer and harder to raise than in the lateral areas, where the eyebrows finish.

Hospitalization If you undergo coronal brow lift surgery, you will have to stay hospitalized for one day.
If you undergo endoscopic brow lift surgery, you will have to stay hospitalized for half a day. The other procedures are done on an outpatient basis. Anesthesia: Local anesthesia and complementary sedation, or general anesthesia.
Brow lift Surgery length: Between 60 and 90 minutes.