A Focused Brow Lift
A lowered brow can create forehead heaviness, deepen expression lines, and make the upper face look tired or tense. Dr. Sheen uses an endoscopic approach to restore a supported brow position while preserving natural movement.
To learn more about what to expect from your endoscopic brow lift in Plano, keep reading.
Why Dr. Sheen Uses an Endoscopic Approach
For an endoscopic brow lift in Plano, Dr. Sheen’s approach gives him a clear view of the muscles and deeper tissues without requiring one long incision across the scalp.
Using an endoscope, he can make precise adjustments to the forehead tissues and brow position. His goal is to improve upper-face balance without creating an overly raised or surprised expression.
Smaller incisions may also support less visible scarring and a shorter recovery than more extensive brow lift methods.
Who May Benefit From Surgery?
You may benefit from an endoscopic brow lift if your eyebrows have lowered with age or if forehead skin laxity has changed your expressions. This procedure may also improve brow asymmetry, horizontal forehead lines, and creases between the eyebrows.
Your hairline, forehead height, tissue quality, health, and previous procedures can affect whether this approach suits you. Dr. Sheen evaluates these factors and considers how your natural brow shape fits the rest of your face before scheduling the surgery.
How the Procedure Works
Dr. Sheen places an endoscope through one small scalp incision to view the underlying tissue. Through the other incisions, he releases and lifts the forehead tissues before securing the brows in a supported position.
Recovery and Results
Swelling and bruising may temporarily affect brow height after surgery. As healing continues, the brows gradually settle into a more natural position. Following Dr. Sheen’s postoperative instructions helps protect the incisions and supports a smooth recovery.