The forehead is a barometer of age. Through the years, the upper face may begin drooping at the temples and eyebrows. Furrows may appear horizontally and vertically as the brow descends. These conditions can be dramatically improved with a forehead lift.

Incisions are made along the hairline or behind it. An endoscopic forehead lift is a procedure designed to minimize the length of incisions. A small endoscopic tube with an attached camera and light source is used to identify and stabilize drooping tissues in the treated areas. Small muscles of expression that cause deep forehead furrowing may be treated to reduce the severity of the furrows.

For the first week after this outpatient surgery, you may engage in relaxed activities, and then begin to resume normal activities the second week. Final healing will take several weeks.