Surgeons often avoid cutting too much of the purple adhesion to prevent nerve damage Today's key point is this Hello Beauty is Woori, this is Dr. Kang Byung-soo from Woori Beauty TV Today, I’ll explain the latest trends in forehead lift surgery When people think of forehead lifts, they usually expect improvements in forehead and glabellar wrinkles

But when I speak with patients, they often also want their eyebrows lifted and crow’s feet reduced However, sometimes these areas don’t improve as expected I'll explain why that happens This diagram explains everything—here, you can see a muscle This is the corrugator supercilii, which pulls the eyebrows downward and inward To properly lift the eyebrows, this muscle needs to be released

The purple area represents strong adhesions where the eyebrows are firmly attached to the underlying bone. The red area also has similar adhesions To achieve a proper lift, this T-shaped region needs to be released so that the eyebrows can rise naturally and the crow’s feet can smooth out However, many surgeons don’t cut these adhesions sufficiently during surgery

The reason is that the TFN (temporal facial nerve), which controls eyebrow movement, runs through this area Surgeons hesitate to cut too much of the purple adhesion for fear of damaging this nerve Because it’s located very close by A deep understanding of facial anatomy is necessary to safely and effectively release this area Doing so allows the eyebrows to lift properly and improves the crow’s feet

Let’s take a look from the front view From the front, you can see the muscle I mentioned earlier The facial nerve runs through here The purple area is where the eyebrows are strongly adhered to the bone To achieve a proper lift, both these adhesions and the corrugator muscle must be released This allows the eyebrows to lift smoothly, reduces crow’s feet, and improves forehead and glabellar wrinkles

If these areas aren’t sufficiently released, the results will be less effective, or the lift may not last long The latest trend in forehead lift surgery focuses on aggressively releasing these adhesions for better eyebrow elevation Doing this correctly prevents patients from needing additional eyebrow or upper eyelid surgery after their forehead lift Properly releasing these adhesions is crucial

Today's key point is this We've covered the latest trends in forehead lift surgery If you have any questions, leave a comment, and I’ll be happy to respond Beauty is Woori, this has been Dr. Kang Byung-soo from Woori Beauty TV. Thank you!

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