Limited Incision Nonendoscopic Brow Lift

Eyebrows are perhaps the most expressive part of the face; one can express anger, worry, surprise, and other emotions by the position of his or her brows. Aging and pro­longed hyperactivity of the upper facial muscu­lature can result in transverse forehead wrinkles (frontalis muscles), brow ptosis/laxity (corruga­tor and orbicularis muscles), and glabellar wrin­kling (corrugator, orbicularis, and procerus muscles). Thus, the aim of rejuvenation proce­dures is to improve forehead rhytides, reverse brow ptosis, reduce or eliminate glabellar creases, and elevate the lateral eyebrow position.

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