Multiple methods can be used in eyebrow lift procedures, but the most commonly used and popular application today involves procedures performed using small, thin cameras called endoscopes, leaving no scarring. It is a procedure that can be easily performed in an operating room environment under general or local anesthesia with sedation.
In endoscopic brow lift procedures, it is possible to perform the operation without causing any bleeding or leaving any scars by making small incisions in several different areas of the lower part of the scalp. This prevents the risk of scarring associated with older methods, resulting in less swelling, less pain, and a shorter recovery period.
If pain occurs after the surgery, taking a normal painkiller tablet is sufficient. Stitches are removed within 8 to 12 days. Since the scars created by the operation will remain under the scalp, there is no problem with scarring. Compared to Botox, the shape given to your eyebrows lasts much longer in that position, and unlike Botox eyebrow lifts, this procedure does not need to be repeated at regular intervals. Thanks to the endoscopic eyebrow lift, it is possible to achieve longer-lasting results compared to non-surgical procedures.