Brow Lift
Repositioning descended brows to open the eyes and restore a rested appearance to the upper face.
Learn moreFacial Rejuvenation Surgery
Correcting an under-corrected or unnaturally pulled result after previous facelift surgery.
Rebuilding, anatomically, the asymmetry, tissue irregularity or insufficient result left by a previous facelift.
The scar tissue and adhesions left by the earlier operation are cleared. Deep plane techniques are used to release the tension on the skin and to correct the fascial structures.
Patients with a deformity after a previous facelift, or with renewed tissue descent over time, are candidates for surgery.
Because of the tissue adhesions, healing requires careful follow-up. Swelling settles within two to three weeks.
Back to desk work: approx. 14 days. Social recovery: approx. 24 days. Depending on the scope of surgery you should plan for between 6 and 12 nights. The exact figure is confirmed in writing with your treatment plan.
The information on this page is general and does not replace medical advice. Timings and recovery vary between individuals; a definitive plan can only be made after examination.
At least a year should pass after the first operation, so that tissue healing and maturation are complete.
Yes. In revision surgery the earlobe and the pre-auricular incision lines can be reshaped anatomically.
Repositioning descended brows to open the eyes and restore a rested appearance to the upper face.
Learn moreA more limited procedure lifting the outer brow through a short incision in the temporal hairline.
Learn moreRemoving excess upper eyelid skin to widen the visual field and open the gaze.
Learn moreCorrecting under-eye bags and the tear trough hollow to resolve a persistently tired expression.
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