Lifting Endoscopique des Sourcils

A traditional (coronal) brow lift requires a long incision from ear to ear across the scalp, resulting in a more extensive scar, greater numbness, and longer recovery. The endoscopic technique uses three to five small incisions behind the hairline with a camera-guided approach, offering equivalent results with significantly less scarring and downtime.

No. Unlike the traditional coronal technique, which can raise the hairline, the endoscopic approach preserves your natural hairline position because no skin is removed from the scalp.

A brow lift addresses brow ptosis (drooping) and can reduce the depth of forehead lines by repositioning tissues and weakening specific muscles. However, for dynamic expression lines, some patients choose to continue periodic neuromodulator treatments after surgery for optimal results.

The results of an endoscopic brow lift typically last seven to ten years. While the natural ageing process continues, patients maintain a more youthful brow position compared to their pre-surgical baseline long-term.

Yes. An endoscopic brow lift is commonly combined with upper blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), facelift, or fat grafting for comprehensive facial rejuvenation. Your surgeon will discuss the most appropriate combination during your consultation.