Useful Information If You’re Looking Into Endoscopic Brow Lift

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There are many anti-aging procedures and surgeries needed to turn back time, but today we’re going to take a look at the endoscopic brow lift among them!

Wondering why? It’s because the areas close to the forehead tend to show signs of aging very clearly when they are hit hard by aging.

In particular, a brow lift can also involve the eye area in order to improve a narrow gap between the eyes and eyebrows and a tired-looking impression, so it can be considered one of the anti-aging solutions that may be worth considering across a wide range of age groups. Now, shall we take a closer look at its features and method?

What is the key point of FULL-HD endoscopic brow lift? The endoscopic brow lift performed at Balance Lab is characterized by more precise and stable dissection using FULL-HD. Also, during the process of lifting the forehead area, the naturally noticeable drooping eyelids and fine wrinkles around them can also be lifted at the same time, helping to change a dark-looking impression into a brighter one.

Sometimes, the space between the eyes and eyebrows is not the same on both sides, and some people have asymmetry. This procedure can also help with that. During the surgery, Balance Lab performs the brow lift using Endotine, an original implant certified for safety and absorbable within the body, through a multidirectional three-dimensional traction technique.

One part many people are unexpectedly curious about is why Endotine is used. When performing a brow lift, something is needed to hold the position while the periosteum attaches to the bone. Endotine serves that role. Of course, it also has the advantages of shortening the surgery time and speeding up recovery, and the reason this is possible is that the degradation period of Endotine is longer than the period needed for the periosteum to attach.

What is different from a conventional brow lift? Many people are curious about how Balance Lab’s FULL-HD endoscopic brow lift differs from the usual method. Let’s take a look.

First is the shorter surgery time. It used to take an average of about 1 to 2 hours, but at Balance Lab, the surgery is performed after checking the nerves and muscles using advanced endoscopic equipment, so it increases safety while also reducing the time compared with the existing method.

At the same time, it is also designed to reduce scarring by minimizing strain so that sensory nerves and blood vessels are not damaged.

That means that only micro-incisions of the necessary scope should be made during the incision process in order to reduce scarring and shorten the recovery period. If severe swelling and bruising occur, recovery time will inevitably become longer as well.

However, by supplementing these aspects, the procedure is designed so that stitches can be removed after about two weeks, followed by one week of rest, allowing for a comfortable return to daily life.

What is the surgical method for Balance Lab FULL-HD endoscopic brow lift? Next, let’s look at the actual surgical method and core procedure in detail! A brow lift inevitably involves a dissection process due to the nature of the surgery. The important thing here is that it must be done delicately and precisely after checking the nerves and muscles. This is why the role of FULL-HD endoscopy is so important.

After that, the glabella, corrugator muscle, and frontalis muscle areas around the forehead are finely incised, and then the forehead tissue is pulled upward. The procedure is completed with secure triple-layer suturing.

The principle of an endoscopic brow lift is relatively easy to understand. When we look in the mirror and use our hand to push the forehead area upward as if rubbing it up, we can see that the eyebrows and the area just above the eyes also lift to some extent at the same time, right? A brow lift works on exactly the same principle.

What to check when considering a brow lift Among today’s topics, let’s look at the various points you should check when considering an endoscopic brow lift.

First, it is important to specifically determine why you need this surgery or why you want it.

For example, if your eyelids are so droopy that you want to improve them, but you feel burdened by the idea of eye surgery; if you want to smooth out wrinkles across both the forehead and eye area at the same time; if the space between the eyes and eyebrows is too narrow and makes you look cramped; or if you want to aim for an overall change in your impression—if any of these apply, then having the procedure at that time may be helpful.

Sometimes, people have issues with the mid/lower face, such as nasolabial folds or deep cheek fat, but after seeing someone around them undergo a brow lift and look like their overall impression changed, they decide to consider it blindly by following suit.

Of course, each person has their own unique face shape and image, but the areas that specifically need improvement also differ from person to person. That is why it is most important to meet a specialist who can analyze this clearly and specifically.

Balance Lab Plastic Surgery is always striving to provide differentiated medical services centered on the customer. It is a place that continues to research and think deeply so that it can first understand and present the needs you want.

I hope this time has helped answer your questions about endoscopic brow lifts, and if you need help, I hope you will feel comfortable visiting us anytime. Then next time, we’ll come back with various kinds of information about anti-aging and body balance!