It is possible to get a new look by researching the before and afterwards results. You will find information here about Endoscopic browlift, one-stage brow lift and hairline lowering. We will also cover the recovery and incisions. You should now be able make informed decisions about your cosmetic surgery. There are some things that you need to remember before scheduling your procedure.
Endoscopic browlift
If you're considering having an endoscopic brow lift, you might be wondering about the recovery process. The procedure offers many benefits. After the procedure, you can return to work and normal activities in one to two weeks. The procedure can take up to a few weeks in some cases. Here's an overview of what to expect. The healing time is generally shorter than other types of plastic surgery.
A patient's brows naturally droop as a result of gravity and exposure to sunlight. The skin loses its support structure as it ages. As a result, skin appears sagging. This is where wrinkles and lines are most noticeable. To avoid these problems, it is important to have a healthy, well-maintained eyebrow at rest. An ideal brow should be slightly higher in height than the inner. A good eyebrow lift procedure will tighten the skin and adjust the muscles layers.
One-stage forehead reduction/hairline lowering procedure
Performing a one-stage forehead reduction/hairline lowering surgery can result in a more natural appearance. Dr. Aharonov is an experienced plastic surgeon who has performed hundreds such procedures. Dr. Aharonov will consult with you via video and then examine your face. You can return to work as soon as possible if you so desire.
A typical recovery from a one-stage forehead or hairline reduction surgery requires a little downtime and a compression dressing. Swelling and bruising will typically occur, but will be minimal and temporary. There may be some temporary numbness in the area behind their hairline that lasts several weeks. There will typically be some numbness behind the hairline for at least seven days.
Surgical incisions
Surgical incisions for forehead plastic surgery vary depending on the type of procedure performed. To separate forehead skin from underlying muscles, a forehead lift is an example. Afterward, the excess skin is removed and the incision is closed with sutures, clips, or staples. Patients will then be provided with bandages to protect against infection and swelling.
A forehead lift is most commonly performed with multiple scalp incisions that are less than one inch long. The surgeon will then use an endoscope to examine the muscles below the skin. After the underlying tissue has been removed, the eyebrows can be lifted using temporary fixation screws and sutures. These procedures are highly recommended for patients who want to minimize scarring.
Recovery time
To fully heal from forehead plastic surgeon, it will take around a week. Patients should not bend over or lift any heavy items for at most two weeks. Additionally, they should avoid hitting the head with objects. It is also important to avoid sleeping on one side for the first few days. Some people experience numbness or sensations of tingling after surgery. Smokers should not lift objects, such as heavy suitcases and cars, because it can delay healing, increase the risk of complications, and cause more damage.
The amount of surgery performed will affect the extent of swelling. Swelling may occur on the cheeks and face as well as the eyelids. This is the body’s natural response to surgery and can peak between 2 and 3 days after surgery. Swelling will rapidly decrease once the skin has healed. Swelling can stop people from smiling and can cause temporary discoloration to the eyes.