- Gender
- Female
Description
This patient is 3 months post-op brow lift.
This close crop makes it easier to see what a brow lift actually changes at the upper lid: less visible skin resting on the lash line, and more open distance between brow and eye. That's a different goal from upper blepharoplasty alone, which removes excess upper lid skin but doesn't reposition the brow itself — patients with brow descent as the primary cause of hooded-looking eyes are often better served by addressing the brow directly rather than removing skin that isn't actually the source of the hooding. Which approach fits depends on where the excess skin or heaviness is actually coming from, which is assessed during a consultation rather than assumed from a photo.
