An important component of the eye contour aesthetics is the eyebrows. The correct positioning of the eyebrows contributes to the expression and the effect of the gaze. In women, the tip of the eyebrow is expected to be 1 cm above the edge of the eye bone and at the same level in men.

Structurally, the eyebrows can be positioned low, as age progresses, the effect of gravity can cause loosening of the skin and drooping of the eyebrows. Low eyebrows not only cause aesthetic problems but also cause clumps in the upper eyelid skin, causing problems up to a decrease in the visual field. In some people who come with the reason of sagging of the eyelid, their complaints may decrease after the isolated eyebrow lift procedure. For this reason, it is important to evaluate whether the eyebrows are in the correct position before upper eyelid aesthetics. It is recommended to position the eyebrows correctly and then perform eyelid surgery if necessary.

While the fastest and risk-free method for eyebrow lifting is botox application, its effectiveness is low and temporary in any case, especially for those with advanced deformities or after middle age. Eyebrow suspension with thread is also a fast-effective but low-permanence option. Surgical procedures with local anesthesia or sedation accompanied by hair loss.” It involves moving the eyebrow tip higher with incisions made from the skin. After the procedure, taping is done for 1-3 days. The patient is sent home on the same day. It is an effective and longer-lasting method.

With gravity and aging, loosening, sagging and permanent wrinkles occur on the forehead. Although botox is a very effective solution for wrinkles in the 30s, filling applications come to the fore for static wrinkles that occur over time. In some cases, these methods are insufficient and surgical forehead lift techniques are on the agenda.

In procedures that can be performed with local or sedation, the condition of the patient is determined after the technical examination. The procedure can be performed endoscopically in suitable patients.