You may be interested in a change of look. Here are the before and after images. This section will provide information about Endoscopic browlifts, One-stage browlifts, and hairline lowering. We will also discuss the recovery process and incisions. After reading this article you will be able take an informed decision on your cosmetic surgery. You should be aware of these things before scheduling your operation.
Endoscopic browlift
The recovery process for an endoscopic eyebrow lift is something you might be interested in. This procedure offers many advantages. After the procedure, you can return to work and normal activities in one to two weeks. The procedure can take up to a few weeks in some cases. Here's an overview of what to expect. This procedure heals much faster than other plastic surgeries.
As a result of sunlight and gravity, the brows of patients naturally droop. The skin loses its support structure as it ages. As a result, skin appears sagging. This area is more prone to wrinkles and lines. In order to avoid these problems, you should have a good-quality, well-preserved eyebrow at rest. An ideal brow should be slightly higher in height than the inner. A good brow lift will tighten loose skin and adjust the underlying muscles.
One-stage forehead reduction/hairline lower procedure
One-stage forehead/hairline reduction/lowering surgery can create a natural-looking appearance. While not every plastic surgeon offers this procedure, Dr. Aharonov is experienced in this procedure and has performed hundreds of them successfully. Dr. Aharonov will consult with you via video and then examine your face. If you are able, you may return to work the next day.
After a one-stage forehead/hairline reduction/hairline lowering procedure, there is usually a minimal amount of downtime. There is also a light compression dressing. Swelling and bruising will typically occur, but will be minimal and temporary. The patient may feel some numbness below their hairline for several week. The area behind the hairline will feel numb for seven days.
Surgical incisions
Depending on the type and extent of surgery, incisions for forehead cosmetic surgery can vary. A forehead lift, for instance, requires an incision to expose the forehead skin and the muscles beneath it. The excess skin is then removed, and the incision closed using staples, clips or sutures. Afterward, patients will be given bandages to wear to prevent infection and swelling.
For a foreheadlift, the most common procedure involves several small scalp incisions. Each of these is less that an inch long. To view the muscles underneath the skin, the surgeon uses an endoscope. This is a small camera attached to a TV monitor. The eyebrows are then lifted with temporary fixation screws. These procedures typically leave no visible scars and are recommended for patients seeking to minimize their scarring.
Recovery time
After having forehead plastic surgery, a week or so is required for full recovery. Patients should refrain from lifting or bending over for at least 2 weeks. Also, avoid hitting their head with anything. Patients should avoid sleeping on their backs for at least a few days. Some people feel some numbness and tingling following surgery. Avoid lifting heavy objects. Smokers should be careful lifting heavy objects like cars and suitcases. This can prolong healing and increase the possibility of complications.
Swelling is normal and proportional to the severity of the surgery. You may notice swelling on your cheeks, nose, and eyes. This is the body's natural reaction to surgery, and will peak between two and three days after surgery. Once the skin heals, swelling should decrease quickly. Swelling can stop people from smiling and can cause temporary discoloration to the eyes.