The process of eye and eyebrow lift surgery
During the eyebrow lift surgery, 4.5-5 cm long incisions are made on the head.
The tissues up to the arch of the eyebrows are separated, and the fascia – the patch that gives resistance to the tissues – is cut, and a duplicate is made with sutures. The tissues are then fixed so that the lateral corner of the eyebrows no longer droops downwards.
The upper eyelid lift is performed under local anaesthesia and takes about 1 hour. Eyelid surgery is performed by making an incision in the eyelid crease (the deepest part of the upper eyelid), removing excess skin and fat bags.
Upper eyelid lift surgery and brow lift are performed under general anaesthesia; the surgery takes about 2 hours.
Results
The first results are visible after about a week after the swelling and bruising have gone. The final result is not visible until 2-3 months later.