Brow Lift
An elevated brow
Restoring the open, rested look you remember
A descended brow can make you look tired, angry, or older than you feel — regardless of how well-rested you are. A brow lift restores the natural position of the forehead and brow, opening the upper face and softening the appearance of forehead lines. At Surgical Suites of Beverly Hills, the procedure is performed in a private OR with a surgical team experienced in facial rejuvenation.
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What is a brow lift?
A brow lift (forehead lift) elevates descended brow tissue and smooths forehead wrinkles by repositioning the muscles and skin of the forehead. It can be performed using an endoscopic technique (small incisions within the hairline) or a coronal approach for more significant correction. The procedure is done under general anesthesia and typically takes 1–2 hours. Most patients return home the same day.
- Elevated, more youthful brow position
- Reduction of forehead lines and furrows
- More open, alert-looking eyes
- Softened frown lines between the brows
- Natural results that don't look overdone
- Can be combined with eyelid surgery or facelift
- Long-lasting improvement — typically 5–10 years
- Performed in a private, surgical suite
- Adults with a visibly descended or heavy brow
- Patients with deep forehead creases or frown lines that rest surgery can't resolve
- Those who appear tired or stern due to brow position — not facial expression
- Individuals in good overall health with no contraindications to surgery
- Non-smokers, or those who can stop well in advance of and after surgery
- Patients at a stable weight with realistic expectations
- Those who have tried non-surgical options without achieving their goals
- Adults who have received a consultation and surgical clearance
Your day from start to finish
Four straightforward steps from consultation to recovery
Schedule your consultation
Meet with your surgeon and discuss your goals
Pre-operative preparation
We guide you through testing and instructions
Day of surgery
Arrive early, settle in, and let our team handle the rest
Recovery and follow-up
Rest in our dedicated recovery space before heading home
Why surgical suites of Beverly hills
We don't just provide operating rooms. We provide a complete surgical experience backed by accreditation, skilled staff, and a commitment to your safety that runs through every hour you're with us.
Accredited facility with proven standards
Experienced team focused on your care
Transparent pricing and insurance coordination
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FAQs
Common questions about this service and what to expect.
Follow-up care is coordinated through your surgeon's office. Our team supports you through recovery and ensures you have everything you need.
When properly performed, a brow lift produces a refreshed, natural result — not an over-elevated or surprised expression. The goal is a rested, authentic look.
Brow lift at our facility is performed under general anesthesia, monitored by a board-certified anesthesiologist.
Brow lift results typically last 5–10 years. Gravity and aging continue, but patients consistently maintain a more refreshed, open appearance compared to where they would be without surgery.
Yes — brow lift and upper blepharoplasty are frequently performed together, as heavy brows can contribute to eyelid hooding. Your surgeon will assess which combination is right for your anatomy and goals.
Endoscopic brow lift scars are tiny and hidden within the hairline. Traditional brow lift scars are longer but similarly hidden. Most patients have no visible scarring with normal hairstyles.
Most patients return to light activities within 1–2 weeks. Swelling and bruising around the forehead and eyes typically resolve within 2–3 weeks. Numbness near the incision may persist for a few months but usually resolves fully.
An endoscopic brow lift uses several small incisions within the hairline and a tiny camera to guide the procedure — resulting in minimal scarring and faster recovery. A traditional (coronal) brow lift uses a longer incision and is better suited for patients requiring more significant correction. Your surgeon will recommend the right approach.
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