Blepharoplasty will not elevate a drooping brow or remove wrinkles in the crow’s feet area. A procedure to elevate the brows may be appropriate, instead of, or in addition to blepharoplasty.
Jonathan C. Lowry, M.D. can perform an endoscopic brow lift through small incisions hidden behind the hairline, using an endoscope and special instruments. The muscles that pull down and crease the forehead skin are relaxed, allowing the brow to be raised into a more youthful position. A coronal brow lift can achieve the same results through a larger incision well behind the hairline.
Discomfort is generally mild. Non-aspirin pain relievers are usually all that is necessary post-operatively. Aspirin products, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications like ibuprofen and other blood thinners should be avoided before and after surgery.
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