
Hello, I’m Lee Seong-jun, Chief Director of the Seoul branch of Leeting Plastic Surgery.
All living beings, including humans, experience aging.
And humans, as thinking animals, may feel a sense of loss and depression from the series of changes and decline caused by aging.
I think the sense of loss is even greater because it is not about wanting something I never had in the first place, but about the youth and vitality I once had gradually fading away.
These days, many people live lifestyles that are much younger than their actual age, so the need for outward vitality and youthfulness is also growing.
In particular, those in middle age and beyond who experience significant sagging in the face and changes in their overall impression due to it tend to look into and try lifting procedures more actively.
So today, I’d like to talk about forehead lift revision surgery, which is of interest to middle-aged people struggling with sagging skin.

A method of physically lifting the skin
A lift refers to a surgical method that physically pulls up sagging skin and sutures it after excising unnecessary tissue.
There are procedures such as a facelift, which involves incisions from around the ears to behind the ears, and methods that focus on lifting localized sagging skin in areas such as the forehead and eyebrows.
Among these, a forehead lift effectively raises the upper face and helps create a brighter, clearer impression.
It can be helpful in cases where sagging skin has caused deep forehead lines, glabellar lines, or when the eyebrows have drooped, causing the double eyelid fold to become covered and the eyes to look droopy.

What causes drooping eyes?
When the eyes appear droopy and the overall impression changes, many people assume the issue is with the eyelids themselves and consider upper blepharoplasty.
However, our skin does not sag or loosen in just one area by itself.
Although the change in the eyes is the most noticeable feature, it is not only the eyes but also the eyebrows and forehead sagging that work together.
In other words, even if upper blepharoplasty is performed, if the eyebrows or forehead are not lifted, the result may still look heavy or overly intense.
If you visited for upper blepharoplasty but were advised to consider a brow lift or forehead lift, it is worth thinking about whether this may be the case.
What is a forehead lift?
Because a forehead lift involves an incision along the hairline, it is often considered a more burdensome lifting procedure than upper blepharoplasty or brow lift.
However, not all forehead lifts use only an incision-based method.
Depending on each person’s degree and type of sagging skin, it is possible to choose the method that suits them best from various options such as non-incisional, partial incision, full incision, or forehead reduction lift.
The important point here is not which method is chosen, but how natural and harmonious the result can be.
That is also why it is important to find a medical team that has extensive case data not only for various types of facelifts but also for forehead lift revision surgery.

Prioritizing honest care
Our clinic is dedicated exclusively to lifting procedures, and we perform a variety of lifts, including forehead lift revision surgery.
We create customized lifting plans by considering age, the degree of skin sagging, and other factors, and we provide guidance that is honest and straightforward, focusing only on what is truly necessary.
Some people may worry that being recommended a forehead lift when they came in for upper blepharoplasty means they are being overtreated, but as a medical team focused on one field,
we analyze the patient’s face anatomically from a medical perspective to help achieve the changes they hope for, so you can feel at ease during your consultation.
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A deep understanding of skin structure
In fact, among those who receive a facelift or forehead lift at our clinic, many say that there was less swelling and bleeding than they expected, although individual differences do exist.
This is not because the surgery is easy, but because it is performed with precise technique.
Since our clinic focuses solely on lifting, we have a high level of anatomical understanding of skin structure.
In particular, we carefully handle the SMAS layer (the fascia layer) and retaining ligaments, which influence fixation strength and durability.
The outcome depends on how precisely this fascia layer is targeted and dissected, and we have extensive experience in this area, so we plan surgeries while considering factors such as the thickness of the fascia layer and the degree of adhesion.
This is also one of the factors that determine success in the more demanding case of forehead lift revision surgery, which is why we pay even closer attention to it.

If you are considering revision surgery
In many cases, even if a person has already had a forehead lift once, the skin can sag again over time, which is why many people inquire about forehead lift revision surgery.
Revision surgery involves lifting tissue again after it has already undergone one round of skin dissection and fibrosis, so structurally the fixation strength and durability may be lower than during the first lift.
In addition, results may vary depending on each person’s skin condition.
Even in such cases, our clinic carries out lifting with thorough planning to create satisfying results within the possible range.
We also continue to advance our lifting procedures through ongoing academic research and case sharing among our medical staff, and we provide careful explanations to patients, so if you are considering a customized lifting procedure, please feel free to contact us at any time.

A place where customized lifting is possible
At this very moment, skin aging and sagging are still progressing.
Many people stare into the mirror every day and let out deep sighs.
At Leeting Plastic Surgery, we empathize with these concerns and strive to restore a bright and lively impression, so if you need help, please visit us anytime.
Become younger tomorrow than you were yesterday!



