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- The aesthetics of the periorbital region are heavily affected by the position of the eyebrows, forehead wrinkles, and upper eyelid drooping, particularly due to aging-related eyebrow ptosis.
- There has been a rise in brow lift surgeries with various techniques, including the innovative 'gliding brow lift,' which uses a minimally invasive method and a hemostatic net.
- The article details a three-year experience with this technique involving three main steps: subcutaneous dissection, internal eyebrow fixation, and skin redraping, highlighting its simplicity, minimal scarring, and long-lasting effects.
Article Abstract
The aesthetics of the periorbital region are significantly influenced by the position of the eyebrows, forehead wrinkles, and upper eyelid ptosis, with aging-related eyebrow ptosis playing a major role. Brow lift surgery has seen a marked increase in popularity, driven by a variety of techniques tailored to individual patient needs. The 'gliding brow lift' technique, which employs a minimally invasive subcutaneous approach using a hemostatic net, represents a recent advancement in eyebrow rejuvenation. This article outlines our three-year experience and adaptation with this technique, which is divided into three sequential steps: (1) subcutaneous dissection; (2) internal eyebrow fixation; (3) skin redraping. Our modified gliding brow lift technique combines simplicity, minimal equipment requirements, conservative principles that limit scarring and avoid skin resection, and long-lasting results with few complications, making it an attractive option for brow rejuvenation.
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| http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.anplas.2024.07.014 | DOI Listing |
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