Brow Lift Specialist

David M Creech, M.D.

Plastic Surgeon located in Chandler, AZ

If your eyebrows have fallen over time, your forehead has deep wrinkles, or you have worry lines between your eyebrows, it may be time to consider a brow lift. Dr. David Creech has helped many women and men improve the appearance of their eyes and forehead with a brow lift. To schedule a consultation and talk about whether this is the procedure you need to take years off your appearance, call the office today.

480-899-3737

Brow Lift Q & A

How does a brow lift improve my appearance?

A high, arched eyebrow is a sign of youth that highlights and draws attention to your eyes. Slight changes in the height of your eyebrows affect the appearance of your eyelids and make you look older. For this reason, many women pluck or wax their eyebrows to improve the brow’s height.

Droopy eyebrows don’t just affect women, however. In men, the natural position of the eyebrow is slightly lower than for women. As a result, men have less leeway before sagging eyebrows affect their upper eyelids and make them look older.

A brow lift, also called an eyebrow or forehead lift, is a surgical procedure to raise your eyebrows and smooth away forehead wrinkles.

Dr. Creech performs a brow lift to improve:

Heavy, sagging eyebrows
Asymmetrical eyebrows
Deep horizontal forehead wrinkles
Bunny lines on the bridge of your nose
Frown lines between your eyebrows

A brow lift treats cosmetic problems in the upper one-third of your face, which is made up of the forehead and eyebrows. By comparison, a standard facelift and neck lift improves the lower two-thirds of your face. Many patients choose to combine their brow lift with a facelift.

What should I expect during my brow lift?

Dr. Creech performs brow lifts using different techniques, but in all cases, he removes excess fat and skin, lifts and tightens the underlying muscles, and may reposition fat. The two primary types of brow lift procedures are:

Standard brow lift

Dr. Creech recommends a standard brow lift if you have severe, age-related forehead and eyebrow problems. This procedure, which is performed through an incision on the top of your head, takes about two hours and may be done using intravenous sedation or general anesthesia.

Endoscopic brow lift

An endoscopic brow lift is a minimally invasive procedure performed through a few small incisions at your hairline. Dr. Creech recommends this procedure for patients with mild-to-moderate challenges with their eyebrows or forehead.

What should I expect during recovery from a brow lift?

After a brow lift, it’s normal to have some swelling, bruising, or numbness in your forehead and scalp. However, most patients return to work within 10 days and can resume their normal exercise and activity level in eight weeks.

Brow lifts produce a change that’s subtle and natural to everyone but you. While you’ll notice a significant difference, other people will say you look well-rested or ask if you’ve changed your hairstyle.

If you want to learn more about how a brow lift can improve your appearance, call David Creech, MD.