Eyebrow Lift

What is Brow Lift?

The effects of aging on the body are inevitable. With age, the skin begins to lose its elasticity. Wrinkles and sagging are seen in different parts of the body, especially the face. The first signs of aging are usually seen in the eyebrow and forehead areas.

The sagging of the eyebrows and upper eyelids can accumulate over the eyes as time passes and reach a level that makes vision difficult. The drooping of the eyebrows, which affects the facial expression very much, can also cause a tired, nervous, or tense appearance.

What are the Brow Lift Methods?

A brow lift can be performed with surgery or with methods that do not require surgical procedures, depending on the need. Both procedures have advantages and disadvantages. Surgical methods include eyebrow suspension, classical eyebrow lifting, and endoscopic eyebrow lifting; Botox and ultherapy can be given as examples of non-surgical methods.

How Should the Ideal Eyebrow Be?

Of course, everyone has an eyebrow shape suitable for their face shape and appearance, but it is also possible to talk about the concept of “ideal eyebrow” based on general tastes.

There are ideal eyebrows according to face types. Suitable for most faces, the first two-thirds of the brow is pointing upwards, the outer one-third is slightly downward, and the inner starting point is lower than the outer end point. It is recommended that people with round faces have sharp-angled eyebrows, those with oval faces should have slightly angled eyebrows, people with long faces should have straight eyebrows, and people with square or angular faces should have arc-shaped eyebrows.

The length of the eyebrow is as important as the type of eyebrow. One of the well-known misconceptions is that the higher the eyebrow, the better it will look. This belief is not true and raised eyebrows may not suit every face.