A facelift means rejuvenation. Restoring youthfulness and beauty through subtle changes can reduce your age significantly.
The brow lift is one example of a facelift. After all, it is the peri-orbits and brow area where we notice the first signs of ageing and wrinkles.
When the lateral ends of the eyebrows are both at the same height, the face appears symmetrical.
Patients and practitioners favour an eyebrow where the arch of the brow is lateral to the lateral limbus. Interestingly, there are several factors contributing to eyebrow shape. These include ethnicity, facial shape and the history of cosmetic procedures carried out on the brow.
There are many other factors that also contribute to the eyebrow slope and how it may droop over time. Bone loss and skin changes such as loss of elasticity, and the effects of gravity all contribute to this.
Eyebrow rejuvenation through non-invasive techniques using Botox and fillers has become increasingly popular. Adverse side effects are minimal, making this procedure most favourable with high customer satisfaction. Botox is popular because it restores muscle balance.
Tri Brow Treatment
Microfocused ultrasound is another non-invasive procedure that is less talked about. Tri Brow Treatment is when this alternative treatment is combined with Botox and HA. There are two sessions 10-14 days apart
Volift is an extremely popular and safe choice for the brow lift as it carries optimum viscosity and flows from the needle effortlessly. It is Hyaluronic fillers in general play an important role in treating the ageing upper face.
Brow restoration needs to be carefully considered based on the existing shape of the lateral brow. Increasing volume to improve the brow lift and appearance can really transform a patient’s look.
