Types of brow lift: Brow lift applications are administered with three different techniques: classical, endoscopic, and limited incision.
Classic brow lift: This technique, also known as “open brow lift”, can be defined as a continuous incision model. This method is performed by applying one incision across the top of the head. However, depending on the situation, the surgeon may prefer to make a different incision line.
Endoscopic brow lift: In this technique, unlike classic brow lift, more than 1 incision is made. The tissue is anchored with stitches and that’s how relevant tissue will be permanent for years. Since the incisions are small, this procedure is categorized as one of the less invasive brow lift types.
Limited incision brow lift: This application combines classic and endoscopic brow lift procedures. A small incision is made to reduce wrinkles around your eye corners.
Depending on which eyebrow lifting method is preferred, the healing process varies. Generally, swelling and bruising can be experienced however these will go away in time. After the surgery, the patient is discharged from the hospital either the same day or the day after. Based on the patient's health condition, the final decision is made by the doctor.
Of course, there are some rules that the patient should follow. If you feel pain, you should use medication that your surgeon prescribed. You should take care of incisions so that there is no infection, and you should be aware of possible complications. Bleeding, infection, allergic reaction, tingling, and itching around the brow area are the most common complications. Besides these, following surgery, the patient should keep his / her head elevated for a couple of days. This will reduce the swelling.
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