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Sub-Brow Excision
The upper eyelid skin sags with aging, especially in the lateral area. This skin hooding can hide the eyelid crease or reduce the field of vision. The sub-brow excision method is a procedure that makes an incision just beneath the brow to lift or remove sagging skin. After skin excision, the muscles are tightened and carefully sutured, minimizing scarring. If you are looking to achieve a more defined and rejuvenated appearance around the eyes, Sub-Brow Excision may be the solution you’ve been seeking. In this article, we will explore what Sub-Brow Excision entails, how it works, who can benefit from it, and the transformative results it can achieve.
Features & Benefits
Enhanced self-confidence
Sub-Brow Excision can have a significant impact on an individual’s self-confidence and overall facial aesthetics. By creating a more defined brow arch and reducing the signs of aging, this procedure can help individuals feel more confident in their appearance and project a more youthful image
Restored facial harmony
Sub-Brow Excision can bring balance and harmony to the upper face by addressing sagging or drooping skin in the sub-brow area. By removing excess tissue, the procedure can help elevate the brow, creating a more youthful and refreshed appearance.
Long-lasting results
The results of Sub-Brow Excision are generally long-lasting, providing patients with enduring improvements in their facial aesthetics. However, it is important to note that the natural aging process will continue, and additional treatments or maintenance may be required over time to maintain the desired outcome.
Open and rejuvenated eye area
By lifting the sub-brow region, Sub-Brow Excision can help open up the eyes, making them appear more awake and vibrant. The removal of excess skin can reduce the appearance of hooded eyelids and improve the visibility of the eyelid crease.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is sub-brow excision?
Sub-brow excision, also known as direct brow lift or direct browplasty, is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of a small segment of skin and underlying tissue just above the eyebrows. It is performed to address drooping or sagging eyebrows and forehead skin, resulting in a more lifted and youthful appearance.
How is sub-brow excision performed?
During sub-brow excision, the surgeon makes an incision just above the eyebrows, following the natural crease of the brow. A small segment of excess skin and tissue is then removed, and the incision is carefully closed with sutures. The precise technique may vary depending on the patient’s specific needs and the surgeon’s preferred approach.
Are there any risks or complications associated with sub-brow excision?
As with any surgical procedure, there are potential risks and complications associated with sub-brow excision. These can include infection, bleeding, scarring, asymmetry, changes in sensation, temporary or permanent hair loss near the incision site, or dissatisfaction with the results. It is important to discuss these potential risks with your surgeon and follow their pre- and post-operative instructions to minimize complications.
Will sub-brow excision leave visible scars?
Sub-brow excision will result in a scar along the incision line, typically located just above the eyebrows. However, the incision is strategically placed along the natural crease of the brow to minimize the visibility of the scar. Over time, the scar tends to fade and become less noticeable. Proper wound care and following the surgeon’s post-operative instructions can help optimize scar healing.
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