You know something has to change when your grandchildren refer to you as ‘the missing link.' Looking at yourself in the mirror becomes harder when your brow hangs so low over your eyes.  You might have waited to do anything about it because you don't want to have a full plastic surgery brow lift.  However, once you understand how the new endoscopic lift works, you may change your mind about having surgery.

Over time, the forehead begins to show signs of aging and the effects of gravity as it begins to sag.  Wrinkles and frown lines can appear, and even deep creases can form.  The plastic surgery brow lift using an endoscope is a minimally invasive procedure that is quick, relatively easy, and has few risks associated with it.  This procedure allows the board certified plastic surgeon to make a few tiny incisions behind the hairline and then insert the endoscope.  This is a small tube, or cannula, which is attached to a tiny camera.  This allows the surgeon to do precise procedures with miniature surgical instruments.  The muscles and tissue of the forehead are tightened and even repositioned if needed.

This plastic surgery brow lift is becoming more and more popular with both surgeons and patients.  The results are a natural-looking less-droopy forehead.  The symmetry of the eyebrows can be augmented and most creases and wrinkles can be minimized or eliminated.  The recovery time is minimal, and the results are wonderful, so if you have been thinking about having a plastic surgery brow lift, be sure to check out the endoscopic variety.