Endoscopic Brow Lift abroad

 An endoscopic brow lift is a minimally invasive surgical procedure designed to lift the outer third of the eyebrows, smooth the upper forehead, and refresh the eye area. It corrects drooping brows and softens a tired or stern look, helping the face appear more open and refreshed.

Many people confuse this with an endoscopic forehead lift, but they target different areas. A forehead lift focuses on the central brow area and frown lines, while an endoscopic brow lift specifically targets the temporal area and outer brow. In many cases, surgeons recommend combining the two for a more balanced upper-face rejuvenation.

It is also important to distinguish this technique from a temporal lift. While both address the outer brow and temple region, a temporal lift is a more superficial procedure, with a smaller area of correction. The endoscopic brow lift works on deeper facial structures, providing a longer-lasting, more noticeable lift. Sometimes, combining both procedures creates a more natural, complete result.

The surgery is performed under general anesthesia through small incisions hidden in the scalp. The soft tissues are gently lifted and secured in a new, elevated position. Fixation is tailored to the individual: either with dissolvable Endotine® anchors or bone fixation using sutures for long-term support. The decision depends on anatomy, skin thickness, and what your surgeon considers best for you.

Recovery typically takes 7-10 days, with possible temporary swelling or numbness in the forehead or temples. The full result becomes visible within 1-2 months: the brow line becomes more defined, the eyes brighter, and your overall expression lighter and more open.

At Reviva, we work only with surgeons trained in both traditional and advanced endoscopic techniques. This ensures that each plan is built around your unique facial structure and vision for how you want to look.