Aggressive Lateral Brow Lift

An aggressive lateral brow lift is a surgical technique that Dr. Freeman recommends depending on factors such as the position of the eyebrows,  the thickness of the patient’s skin, and the strength of their brow depressors. The amount of excess upper eyelid skin will be reduced by the endoscopic brow lift.

An aggressive lateral brow lift surgery is one of the brow lift choices. Dr. Freeman chooses between endoscopic brow lifts and uses a Segmental Brow Lift approach so that the results fit each person, individually.

• Lateral Brow Lift
• Aggressive Lateral Brow Lift
• 3/4 Brow Lift
• Aggressive 3/4 Brow Lift
• Full Brow Lift
• Asymmetrical Brow Lift

Some patients elect to have a completion upper lid blepharoplasty several months after their brow lift. In Dr. Freeman’s experience, only 8% of brow patients elect to take this stop. Should you be one of those patients, a completion upper lid blepharoplasty is usually done under local anesthesia and bruising is minimal.

Excess height of the hairline can also be addressed during an endoscopic brow lift. However, this would require a combination of a trichophilic incision combined with the endoscope. Should you feel that you would be interested in lowering your hairline, discuss it with Dr. Freeman during your consultation.  Hairline height will remain relatively unchanged otherwise. Aggressive lateral brow lift patients have thicker skin and are otherwise similar to lateral brow lift patients.

Click here to see more Before and After photos of Dr. Freeman’s patients who have had Agressive Lateral Brow Lift Surgeries.