Are you interested in a new look? Then you might be curious about the results of the procedure's before-and-after. Here you will find information on One-stage brow lift, Endoscopic brow lift, and hairline lowering procedures. In addition, we will discuss the surgical incisions and recovery time. This article will help you make an informed decision about cosmetic surgery. But before you decide to schedule your surgery, there are a few things you should remember.
Endoscopic browlift
You might be curious about the recovery process if you are considering an endoscopic browlift. This procedure offers many advantages. You can return to work and other normal activities within one to two week after the procedure. Sometimes, the procedure can take weeks or even months. Here's what you can expect. The healing process after this procedure is typically much quicker than that of other plastic surgeries.
The natural drooping of a patient's eyebrows is caused by gravity and sunlight exposure. As skin ages, the skin's supporting structures are less strong, which can result in skin that is sagging. These areas are more susceptible to lines and wrinkles. A well-maintained and high-quality eyebrow should be maintained at rest to prevent these problems. A good brow should not be higher than the inside. A good browlift procedure will tighten loosening and correct the underlying muscle layers.
One-stage forehead reduction/hairline lowering procedure
One-stage forehead/hairline reduction/lowering surgery can create a natural-looking appearance. Although not all plastic surgeons offer this procedure, Dr. Aharonov has performed hundreds of them with success. After a video consultation Dr. Aharonov will evaluate your face and make recommendations that are based on your individual anatomy and desired outcomes. You can return to work the same day if you desire.
The typical recovery time after a one stage forehead reduction/hairline-lowering surgery is a short period of downtime with a light compression dressing. Although swelling and bruising are common, they will usually be temporary and minimal. The patient may feel some numbness below their hairline for several week. Typically, there will be some numbness in the area behind their hairline for up to seven days.
Surgical incisions
The types of procedures that are performed for forehead plastic surgeries vary. To separate forehead skin from underlying muscles, a forehead lift is an example. After removing the excess skin, the incision can be closed with staples, clips, or sutures. Afterward, patients will be given bandages to wear to prevent infection and swelling.
A forehead lift is most commonly performed with multiple scalp incisions that are less than one inch long. The surgeon then uses the endoscope (a thin camera attached to a television monitor) to view the muscle beneath the skin. After the underlying tissue has been removed, the eyebrows can be lifted using temporary fixation screws and sutures. These procedures don't leave any visible scarring, and are recommended for patients who wish to minimize scarring.
Recovery time
After having forehead plastic surgery, a week or so is required for full recovery. Patients are advised not to bend over or lift anything heavy for at least two weeks, and should avoid hitting their heads with objects. Patients should avoid sleeping on their backs for at least a few days. A few people may experience tingling or numbness following surgery. It is best not to lift heavy objects. Smokers should not lift objects, such as heavy suitcases and cars, because it can delay healing, increase the risk of complications, and cause more damage.
The amount of surgery performed will affect the extent of swelling. Swelling may occur on the cheeks and face as well as the eyelids. This is the body’s natural response to surgery and can peak between 2 and 3 days after surgery. After the skin heals, swelling will quickly decrease. Swelling can make it difficult to smile and cause temporary eyelid discoloration.