You may be interested in a change of look. Here are the before and after images. Here you will find information on One-stage brow lift, Endoscopic brow lift, and hairline lowering procedures. We will also discuss the recovery process and incisions. You will be able to make an educated decision about cosmetic surgery after reading this article. However, there are some things you should keep in mind before you schedule your surgery.
Endoscopic browlift
It is possible to be curious about the recovery after an endoscopic lift. There are many benefits to this procedure. You can return to work and other normal activities within one to two week after the procedure. However, in some cases this process can take weeks to complete. Here are some things to look forward to. This procedure heals much faster than other plastic surgeries.
Gravitation and sun exposure can cause brows to droop. The skin loses its support structure as it ages. As a result, skin appears sagging. These areas are more susceptible to lines and wrinkles. These problems can be avoided by having a beautiful, healthy 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/hairline reduction/sensitization procedure
One-stage forehead and hairline reductions can help you look natural. Although this isn't a common procedure, Dr. Aharonov knows how to perform it and has done hundreds of them. After a video consultation Dr. Aharonov will evaluate your face and make recommendations that are based on your individual anatomy and desired outcomes. If you are able, you may return to work the next day.
The typical recovery time after a one stage forehead reduction/hairline-lowering surgery is a short period of downtime with 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. For up to seven days, patients may feel some numbness around their hairline.
Surgical incisions
The types of procedures that are performed for forehead plastic surgeries vary. For example, a foreheadlift involves making an incision at the hairline to separate the forehead and underlying skin. The excess skin is then removed, and the incision closed using staples, clips or sutures. In order to prevent infection or swelling, patients will be given bandages.
For a foreheadlift, the most common procedure involves several small scalp incisions. Each of these is less that an inch long. The surgeon then uses an endoscope, a thin camera device attached to a television monitor, to view the muscles beneath the skin. After the underlying tissue is removed the eyebrows will be lifted with temporary fixation screw or sutures. These procedures are highly recommended for patients who want to minimize scarring.
Recovery time
For full recovery after forehead plastic surgery it takes about a week. For at least two weeks after having forehead plastic surgery, patients are asked not to lift or bend over any heavy objects. They should also avoid hitting their heads on anything. They should also avoid sleeping on their sides for a few days. A few people experience some numbness or tingling after surgery, and it is best to avoid lifting heavy objects. Smokers should refrain from lifting heavy objects (such as suitcases or cars) because smoking can slow healing and increase the chance of complications.
Swelling is a normal part of the recovery process and is proportional to the level of surgery. You may notice swelling on your cheeks, nose, and eyes. This is the body’s natural reaction to surgery. It usually occurs between two and three days following surgery. After the skin heals, swelling will quickly decrease. Swelling is a temporary condition that can keep people from smiling and may cause discoloration of the eyelids.