Brow Lift

Cosmetic surgery improves or enhances your appearance. Most people opt for cosmetic surgery to remove fat, to correct signs of aging or to reshape part of the body. The Consumer Guide to Plastic Surgery describes various popular cosmetic procedures. more »

In our appearance-conscious society, cosmetic surgery is an accepted form of self-improvement. While the media and celebrities tend to flaunt the use of cosmetic surgery, it must be easy for everyone, right? Not exactly. While there can be personal benefits to receiving cosmetic surgery, you must also understand the risks and... more »

Choosing a qualified plastic surgeon is the most important decision you will make when you elect to have brow lift surgery. You may not know that almost any type of doctor can legally perform cosmetic surgery, but only a doctor who has completed an accredited residency program in plastic surgery can call himself a "plastic surgeon."... more »

Although brow lift surgery is expensive, the price you pay will depend on the doctor you choose and where you live. There are several factors that will determine the cost, so be sure you understand exactly what you are getting for your money. Brow lift surgery is considered cosmetic surgery, so it is unlikely that your insurance... more »

There are two types of brow lift surgeries. In traditional brow lift surgery, an ear-to-ear incision is made across the top of the forehead behind the hairline. Muscles are tightened, excess skin is removed and forehead skin is lifted up to the eyebrow line. In contrast, endoscopic surgery requires only five or fewer small incisions.... more »