BROW-LIFT Non Surgically | 线雕Ask Dr Daniel Chang | Korean Aesthetic Clinic

BROWLIFT

is one of the most commonly performed surgeries to improve saggy eyelids and eyebrows. In KOREA and the US, it remains as a cornerstone treatment for women in their 50s and beyond. The treatment is known as endoscopic browlift.

But do you know, brows can be lifted non-surgically too?

Here are some ways to enhance results. For completeness sake,

we will discuss both non surgical and surgical options.

Non-surgical Options:

1. Chemical browlift – Combination of dermal fillers and anti wrinkle treatment.
2. Energy lift – Combination of Laser and HIFU to stimulate neocollagenesis and firm and tighten skin.
3. Threadlift – Sutures to lift and reposition your saggy tissue. This gives immediate lifting, but effects can be shortlived in some cases.

Pros of Non surgical browlift:

1. Instant, simple, effective
2. Natural
3. Minimal to no down-time

Cons of Non Surgical Browlift:

1. Effects are not permanent
2. Works best for mild to moderate saggy brows and eyelids
3. Requires combination approach for best results, hence takes time.

How does Chemical Brow-lift work?

1. Anti wrinkle treatment: This lifts your eyebrows by relaxing the muscles which depress your brows, thereby allowing the elevator muscles to work unopposed, lifting your brows.
2. Dermal fillers: Juvederm, Restylane,  gives instant brow lifting and works nicely in areas which have had muscle relaxant injected.

Surgical Options:

Pros of a surgical endotine Browlift

1. more dramatic
2. longer lasting,
3. with some down time required, within acceptable limits

Here are the types of Surgical Upper face lift

1.  upper Blepharoplasty :technique used to “lift” up the browswith suture fixation and simultaneous partial removal of the muscles contributing to brow depression
2. lateral or temporal brow lift: for lateral brow lifting; can be combined with endoscopic brow lifting
3. forehead lift, endoscopic: for medial and central brow lifting. This is my favourite technique.
   

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REFERENCES:

1. Hartstein, Morris E.; Wulc, Allan E.; Holck, David E.E. (31 Oct 2011). The Anatomic Basis of Midfacial Aging. New York: Springer Science+Business Media. ISBN 978-1-4614-1007-2.
2. Pallett, Pamela M.; Link, Stephen; Lee, Kang (2010). “New “Golden” Ratios for Facial Beauty”. Vision Research. 50: 149–54. doi:10.1016/j.visres.2009.11.003. PMC 2814183 . PMID 19896961.
3. Hart, George W. “Leonardo da Vinci’s Polyhedra”. Retrieved 18 November 2014.
4. Pessa M.D., Joel E. (August 2000). “An Algorithm of Facial Aging: Verification of Lambros’s Theory by Three-Dimensional Stereolithography, with Reference to the Pathogenesis of Midfacial Aging, Scleral Show, and the Lateral Suborbital Trough Deformity”. Plast Reconstr Surg. 106 (2): 479–488. doi:10.1097/00006534-200008000-00040. PMID 10946949.
5. Coleman, Sydney R.; Grover, Rajiv (Jan 1, 2006). “The Anatomy of the Aging Face: Volume Loss and Changes in 3-Dimensional Topography”. Aesthetic Surgery Journal. 26: S4-S9. doi:10.1016/j.asj.2005.09.012.

So i hope this has been useful.

SAGGY SKIN SOLUTION | NON INVASIVE FACELIFT – THREADLIFT + FILLERS + HIFU

So I hope this mini series on facelift has been helpful. Speak to your Dermatologist for more information.

To learn more about this, please refer to my Facelift Page. 

Have a smashing weekend! =)