What is an endoscopic forehead lift?
An endoscopic forehead lift is a surgical treatment aimed at lifting the forehead and eyebrows. Using a small camera and specialized instruments, the procedure is performed through several small incisions behind the hairline.
Due to the aging process, the eyebrows can gradually sag, creating a tired, somber, or stern appearance. Horizontal forehead wrinkles and deep frown lines can also become more noticeable as a result.
With an endoscopic technique, the underlying structures can be lifted without major incisions, limiting scarring and generally accelerating recovery.
Why choose an endoscopic forehead lift?
More open-minded
The position of the eyebrows is restored, giving the eyes more space again.
Softer appearance
An upper face lift can soften a tired or stern facial expression.
Limited scarring
The treatment is performed through small incisions that are hidden in the hairline.
Natural result
The proportions of the face are preserved while the appearance becomes fresher.
The treatment process
Consultation
During a comprehensive consultation, we analyze the position of the eyebrows, the skin quality, and the proportions of the upper part of the face.
Analysis
We assess which correction is needed to achieve a natural and balanced result.
The intervention
Through a few small incisions in the hairy scalp, the underlying tissues are lifted and fixed in a new position.
Recovery
After the treatment, the tissue is given time to heal while swelling and tension gradually decrease.
Result
After recovery, a more open look and a more youthful upper face emerge without losing natural expression.
Who is an endoscopic forehead lift suitable for?
This treatment is suitable for patients showing signs of aging in the upper part of the face who are looking for a lasting solution.
Drooping eyebrows
When the eyebrows have drooped and the gaze looks more tired.
Frown lines
For patients bothered by deep lines between the eyebrows.
Horizontal forehead wrinkles
When the forehead takes on a tense or aged appearance.
Combination treatments
It is frequently combined with eyelid correction or a facelift for a harmonious overall result.
A subtle rejuvenation of the upper face
The position of the eyebrows has a major influence on how emotions and facial expressions are perceived. Even slight drooping can make someone look tired, worried, or stern.
With an endoscopic forehead lift, not only is the position of the eyebrows improved, but more balance is also created between the forehead, the eyes, and the rest of the face.
At o2 Clinic, we strive for a result that looks fresh and natural, without creating a surprised or unnatural appearance.
Recovery & Aftercare
During the first few days after the treatment, swelling, tenderness, and a feeling of tightness in the forehead may occur. This is a normal reaction of the body to the procedure.
Most patients can gradually resume their daily activities after one to two weeks. During this period, the swelling continues to decrease and the new contours become increasingly visible.
During recovery, we provide regular check-ups so that the healing process can be optimally monitored. As soon as the tissues have fully settled, the final result becomes visible.
The results
FAQ
A brow lift focuses primarily on the position of the eyebrows, while an endoscopic forehead lift treats the entire upper face, including the forehead, eyebrows, and frown lines.
The incisions are hidden in the hairy scalp, so that scars are usually barely visible.
The first improvement is quickly visible, but the final result develops further as the swelling subsides and the tissues heal.
Yes. This treatment is often combined with an upper eyelid correction because both procedures complement each other and contribute to a fresher appearance.
Yes. The purpose of the treatment is not to change the facial expression, but to restore a rested and youthful appearance while preserving natural facial expressions.
The results are long-lasting. Although the natural aging process continues, the improvement achieved with the treatment is typically maintained for many years.