Eyebrow Lift Temple Lift

The skin on the forehead and temples begins to loosen and sag with age. Over time, the eyebrows also droop downwards, giving the person a tired-looking facial expression. This is not only caused by age; poor nutrition, smoking, irregular lifestyle, stress, inadequate skin care and excessive facial expressions also facilitate sagging of the temples and drooping of the eyebrows.

Surgery

It is performed with sedation anesthesia or local anesthesia. An incision is made upwards from the ear in the scalp, the skin is separated from the underlying bone tissue and stretched again, and the excess is cut within the scalp. In the meantime, stitches are placed to lift the eyebrow up and the eyebrow is lifted as much as the patient desires. Since the eyebrows are lifted as a result of the surgery, the sagging in the upper eyelid decreases or disappears completely. The surgery lasts 2 hours. If deemed necessary, the bags in the lower eyelids can be corrected at the same time or a forehead lift can be performed.

The surgery area is kept closed with a bandage that passes over the forehead for 4-5 days after the surgery. There may be slight swelling and bruising on the forehead and around the eyes. After the 5th day, the surgical area is left open, hair can be washed and patients can return to their normal lives. The stitches are removed on the 10th – 12th day. There may be some numbness and tension in the scalp due to the surgery. Since the incision area is within the scalp, there is no visible scar. The new temple and eyebrow shape provided by the surgery can last for 5 – 10 years.

For those who do not want to have surgery or for whom surgery is medically risky, within the framework of the concept of non-surgical aesthetics that has developed in recent years. With botox application and filler injection, significant improvements can be achieved in the lines around the eyes and between the eyebrows and the eyebrows can be lifted.