Endoscopic Brow Lift

Endoscopic Brow Lift: Complete Guide


Endoscopic Brow Lift: Complete Guide

Drooping eyebrows give the face a tired or stern look. The endoscopic brow lift corrects this problem: minimally invasive, with hidden scars and natural results. This guide explains everything you need to know in 2026.
What Is an Endoscopic Brow Lift?
It is a modern technique for lifting the eyebrows and
forehead. It uses an endoscopic camera and fine instruments.
  • 3–5 small incisions of approximately 1 cm
  • Completely hidden in the hair
  • Precise visualisation on a monitor
  • Tissues are released and repositioned
Advantages of the Endoscopic Technique
  • Invisible scars, hidden in the scalp
  • Minimal tissue trauma
  • Fast recovery
  • Natural results, no surprised look
  • Facial expressions preserved
Who Is the Ideal Candidate?
  • Drooping brows causing a tired or stern appearance
  • Horizontal forehead wrinkles
  • Excess upper eyelid skin caused by brow descent
  • Typical age: 40–65
How Is the Surgery Performed?
Duration: 90–120 minutes. General anaesthesia or deep sedation.
The surgeon makes small incisions in the scalp. Inserts the endoscope. Releases the forehead tissues. Repositions the brows to the correct level. Fixes everything in the new position.
Recovery
Swelling and discomfort: days 1–7. Suture removal: days 7–10. Return to work: 7–10 days. Intense sport: 4–6 weeks. Final results: 2–3 months.
Results
An open, rested look. A smooth forehead. A natural, not operated, appearance. Results last for many years.
FAQ
Are the scars visible? No. The incisions are small and completely hidden in the hair.
How long does the surgery take? 90–120 minutes.
When do I return to work? After 7–10 days.
Does the result look natural? Yes. The technique repositions the brows to their natural level, no surprised look.
Can it be combined with other procedures? Yes. It is frequently combined with blepharoplasty or a facelift.


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