Browpexy, Endotine Transbleph Eyebrow Lift, Rejuvenation Plastic Surgery, London
Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery will correct drooping of eyebrows and mild lax skin in the upper eyelid. BOTOX is highly recommended 2 weeks prior to surgery to relax the muscles affected by the surgery for a more effective healing. Dermal Fillers, EVOLENCE or Restylane, or Fat injections may also be recommended to achieve the best results. Any existing facial asymmetry will be pointed out.
Your Questions
Q: What is a Browpexy, Endotine Transbleph Surgery?
A: Browpexy, Endotine Transbleph Surgery is an operation to correct mild to moderate drooping of the eyebrows and improvement of mild skin laxity of the upper eyelid to achieve a natural youthful appearance. The operation is performed through the natural upper eyelid skin crease and commonly combined with an upper Blepharoplasty, Eyelid surgery. The Endotine Transbleph device is secured to the forehead above the eyebrow to stabilize the eyebrow. The corrects the drooping eyebrow and lifts the upper eyelid skin.
Q: What are the benefits of a Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery?
A: Since the introduction of BOTOX to rebalance the muscles of the upper face, many patients are able to achieve good rejuvenation of the upper face, eyebrows without surgery. Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuveation is beneficial to elevate the drooping eyebrows to give a natural youthful fresh appearance.
Q: Am I the ideal patient for a Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery?
A: The ideal patient for a Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery, has drooping of the eyebrows which is not corrected by effective BOTOX treatment or want a permanent solution to the drooping eyebrows.
Q: Does a Browpexy, Endotine Transbleph Surgery require a general anaesthetic or hospitalisation?
A: A Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery is performed under General anaesthetic as a daycase procedure.
Q: How long is the Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation procedure?
A: The Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery Browpexy, normally takes less than 30 - 45 minutes to perform. Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvnation Surgery, is commonly performed in combination with upper eyelid surgery, Blepharoplasty and he combined procedure takes 1 hour.
Q: What reassurance do I have with the Browpexy, Endotine Transbleph Surgery?
A: At LBPS, we understand that your decision to have Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery can be a daunting and anxious time for you. Our aim is to fully understand your concerns and desires, and assess your whole face, before agreeing on a treatment plan which is in your best interest. If for any reason you are unsuitable for Browpexy Surgery, you will be advised against this form of surgery. We will provide you with all the information you need and support before, during and after your surgery.
Q: How long is the recovery time?
A: Mild pain / discomfort is expected for 3 – 5 days. Patients can go back to their normal daily activities after 1 week, but avoid strenuous exercise / activity for 6 weeks including any contact sports.
Q: What about the results of Endotine Transbleph Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery?
A: The results are first and foremost natural. The goals of Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvention surgery are to restore an aesthetically pleasing upper face which is in balance with your facial features – i.e. looks natural and does not appear abnormal. Remember that it can take up to 3 - 6 months before the full healing and final appearance is achieved.
Q: What are the risks of Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery?
A: Common to all surgical procedures there are always risks associated with surgery. However, complications are uncommon. The most frequent is bruising following surgery and may take 2 weeks to resolve, while major bleeding is rare. Infection is infrequent (less than 0.5%) and will require a course of appropriate antibiotics. Hypertropic or keloid scarring is also rare but will require specific treatments to reduce the scarring. Reduced sensation over the forehead may occur is expected to return to normal within 3 – 6 months.
Q: How long do the results last?
A: The results of Browpexy, Endotine Transbleph Surgery typically will last from 5 years or more depending on your individual anatomy and aging.
Q: Is there an alternative to Browpexy, Endotine Transbleph Surgery?
A: For selected patients, Silhouette BrowLift in combination with BOTOX treatment can achieve the desired goals. Injectable products / fillers such as Restylane or EVOLENCE can be beneficial in restoring volume in the aging forehead and eyebrows providing moderate BrowLifting and rejuvenation.
Q: What is the cost of Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejvenation surgery?
A: The cost for Browpexy will depend on the ideal technique(s) required to achieve the optimum result. An accurate quotationwill be provided at the time of your consultation.
For additional information or to book your Consultation please call 0845 009 2775 or e-mail info@lbps.co.uk
Browpexy, Endotine Transbleph Eyebrow Rejuvenation
Before your Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery
Assessment - Important to clearly state the areas of concern, your aims / desires.
Bleeding - Any history of abnormal bleeding or easy bruising is
important.
Smoking - Essential to stop at least 3 weeks before surgery and until wounds are fully healed or at least 3 weeks after.
Drugs - Avoid Aspirin/Ibuprofen type analgesics for 2 weeks pre-op.
Your Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery, Browpexy
Anaesthetic - General anaesthetic.
Scars - Inside hairline 3 or 4 depending on your individual needs.
Sutures - Dissolving usually take 2 weeks.
Dressings - Soft support bandage for first 24hrs
Hospital stay - Usually overnight or daycase.
After Your Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery, Browpexy
Dressings - None required.
Shower - Can wash hair gently at home.
Sleeping - Use 2 – 3 pillows (use a dark towel for first few nights)for 2 weeks post –op. Avoid bending over.
Exercise - Avoid vigorous exercise for 6 weeks. No contact sports for 6 weeks.
Pain killers - Avoid Aspirin / Ibuprofen type analgesics for 2 weeks post-op
Potential problems / risks of Browpexy, Eyebrow Rejuvenation Surgery
Pain - Mild pain expected, Paracetamol usually sufficient. Some tenderness over the Endotine Transbleph devices is expected which settles within 2 – 4 weeks. Avoid Aspirin/Ibuprofen type analgesia which may increase bruising.
Bleeding - Minor oozing for first 2 -4 days can occur. Marked bleeding requiring re-admission is rare.
Bruising - Common around eyes, may last for 2 weeks.
Numbness - Uncommon in . Sensation usually returns to normal but may take 3 -6 months.
Skin healing - Rarely delayed healing of upper eyelid incisions.
Infection - Rare but may need appropriate antibiotics.
Asymmetry - Uncommon in eyebrows frequently as a results of swelling and corrects with normal healing.
Scaring - Hypertrophic or keloid scars are uncommon following Browpexy.
Specific treatments may be necessary if these do occur.
