Changes around the forehead and eyebrows
As we age, natural changes occur in the skin and facial tissues. In the upper part of the face, the lines on the forehead may become more pronounced, while the eyebrows may droop. This can give the area around the eyes a heavier or more tired appearance.
For some people, low-set eyebrows can also make the area around the upper eyelids appear heavier. It is therefore important to examine the entire area around the forehead, eyebrows, and eyes when determining the appropriate treatment.
During the initial consultation, the specialist will assess your facial features, the position of your eyebrows, and the skin on your forehead and around your eyes. Together, you will discuss your goals and the options for either a forehead lift, an eyebrow lift, or a combination of both, if deemed appropriate.
Forehead lift or eyebrow lift—what's the difference?
Although the treatments are similar, they differ in terms of the area they target. During the initial consultation, the specialist will assess the cause of the changes and determine which treatment is best suited to your face and your preferences.
Eyebrow Lift
An eyebrow lift primarily focuses on the position of the eyebrows. This treatment may be appropriate if your eyebrows have dropped lower, giving your eyes a heavy appearance. The goal is a subtle lift that complements your natural facial features.
Forehead Lift
A forehead lift focuses on the forehead and the upper part of the face. This procedure may be appropriate for low-set eyebrows and more pronounced changes in the forehead. The goal is to create a more open and harmonious appearance without altering the face’s natural character.
