Brow Lift Surgery

Visible signs of aging are usually seen on the face first. Aging of the skin and tissues, loss of elasticity, the effects of gravity and hereditary factors all play a role in the changes in the face and forehead. The eyebrows can change shape, droop or sag, which creates a tired or sad appearance. Deep creases can develop across the forehead, between the eyebrows or across the top of the nose.

Rejuvenated Appearance

Commonly known as a forehead lift, a brow lift is often used to treat conditions of the forehead associated with aging. It will reposition low or drooping eyebrows, minimize frown lines and improve the creases that develop across the forehead. It can be done as an isolated procedure or in conjunction with other cosmetic procedures. During your consultation with Dr. Turner, your concerns and expectations will be addressed and the correct variation of the brow lift will be determined for you.

Quick Facts About Your Brow Lift Surgery

Brow LiftLifts the eyebrows up on the forehead to correct droopiness.
Length Of Surgery1hr
Type of AnestheticLocal anesthetic with IV Sedation or General anesthesia
Return To Work/Light Activity7 to 10 Days
Recovery Time To Physical Activity (Exercise)2 weeks for low-impact activity, 4 weeks for high-impact exercise.
Longevity Of ProcedureYears to permanent

Combination Surgery

Brow lift surgery can achieve beautiful results on its own, or it can be performed in combination with other cosmetic surgical procedures such as facelift or eyelid surgery for more dramatic results.

Dr. Robert Turner

Board Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon

Dr. Turner is one of Canada’s busiest and most experienced facial plastic surgeons, performing hundreds of facial surgeries in Winnipeg each year. He will ensure you achieve your desired goals with natural looking results and the utmost of safety. During your consultation with Dr. Turner, your surgical procedure, expected outcome, risks, and critical decisions will be discussed.

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