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Browplasty Surgery Sydney

About The Treatment - What is Browplasty?

Browplasty, also known as a brow lift or forehead lift, is a surgical procedure addressing a weakened brow. Excess skin may be removed, and underlying muscles and tissue may be repositioned. This procedure is often combined with Blepharoplasty (Eyelid surgery) to completely rejuvenate the eye and forehead area.

Candidates for Browplasty (Eyebrow Lift) Surgery

Candidates for browplasty surgery are typically healthy, non-smoking individuals, that may have one or more of the following concerns:

Horizontal lines across the forehead: These lines are caused by a combination of factors, including sun exposure, muscle movement, and the loss of collagen and elastin in the skin.

Vertical lines between the eyebrows (frown lines): Frown lines are caused by repeated muscle contractions. They can become more pronounced as the skin loses its elasticity.

Excess skin and fat deposits above the eye: Skin and fat around the eyes create a heavy appearance, even interfering with vision.

If you are considering browplasty (eyebrow lift) surgery, it is important to discuss your individual needs and goals. At Shape Clinic, Dr. Steven Liew and Dr Ania Smialkowski can help you determine if browplasty surgery is right for you and can develop a personalised treatment plan

Results

Over time, our eyes are affected by various factors: genetics, skin type and sun damage. Muscle layers beneath the eyelid skin weaken, fat deposits shift, and collagen begins to break down.

Correct excess skin on the eyes and surrounding skin.
Treat excess skin that has created folds and impaired the natural contour of the eyelid

What to expect from Browplasty (Eyebrow Lift) Surgery

During your consultation, Dr Liew and Dr Smialkowski will take the time to understand your needs and reasons for treatment. Based on your unique features, they will determine which technique will most effectively address your concerns.

Browplasty (Eyebrow Lift) - Endoscopic Method

Procedure time 1 - 1.5h - shorter incision

Downtime required 4-10 days*

Disclaimer: All surgical procedures are performed by Specialist Plastic Surgeon, Dr Steven Liew (FRACS). No before and after image is guaranteed to be the same. Individual results and recovery times may vary. All procedures carry inherent risk. Please contact Shape Clinic on 02 8356 2888 to discuss this with your practitioner before proceeding with treatment. Written and verbal consent for the use of images on our page has been given by all patients photographed. ⁠

Browplasty (Eyebrow Lift) - Temporal Method

Procedure time 1 - 1.5h - longer incision

Downtime required 7-10 days*

What to Expect After A Brow Lift Procedure

After browplasty, expect swelling, bruising, and discomfort. This will improve over time and most people can resume normal activities within 1-2 weeks. If you have any concerns about recovery, please address them with Dr Steven Liew or Dr Ania Smialkowsi during the consultation process

Disclaimer: All surgical procedures are performed by Specialist Plastic Surgeons, Dr Steven Liew (FRACS) and Dr Ania Smialkowski (FRACS). No before and after image is guaranteed to be the same. Individual results and recovery times may vary. All procedures carry inherent risk. Please contact Shape Clinic on 02 8356 2888 to discuss this with your practitioner before proceeding with treatment. Written and verbal consent for the use of images on our page has been given by all patients photographed. ⁠

Like to know more about your treatment options?

Email us at concierge@shapeclinic.com.au or contact us on (02) 8356 2888 to book your consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the risks and complications of Browplasty (brow lift surgery)?

As with any surgery, there are some risks associated with browplasty, including:

Bleeding
Infection
Reaction to anesthesia
Pain and swelling

Is the procedure painful?

Browplasty can be painful, but the level of pain varies from person to person. Some people experience only mild discomfort, while others may experience more severe pain. The pain is usually most intense in the first few days after surgery, but it gradually subsides over time.

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