Frequently Asked Questions
What does an endoscopic browlift treat?
This procedure lifts a sagging or heavy brow and smooths forehead wrinkles for a more refreshed, alert appearance.
How is it different from Botox?
Unlike injectables, a browlift doesn’t create a frozen or stiff look and requires far less ongoing maintenance since it addresses the underlying tissue directly.
What happens during the procedure?
Three to five small incisions are made behind the hairline, so no hair or skin is removed, and the procedure takes about 60 to 90 minutes under IV sedation.
How long until I can return to normal activities?
Most patients return to work within seven to ten days and resume full activities after two to three weeks.





