Published: January 2010

One of the main characteristics of face aging, as presented by face measurements analyses, is laxity of the frontalis muscle with evident formation of wrinkles and a change in the arrow or ptosis of the brows.
This particular procedure is performed with the use of a special fibre-optic endoscope that allows us to make truly invisible incisions on the head’s hair system to stretch and lift the frontalis muscle achieving a more relaxed forehead with much fewer wrinkles.

The results are obvious from the very first moment while post-operative oedema subsides within 3-5 days. No hospitalisation is necessary while the procedure may be performed under both general anaesthesia and sedation.

What is the recovery time after surgery?

With modern atraumatic techniques, surgery takes place under local anaesthesia and the patient may resume his daily activities without dealing with obvious ecchymosis and swelling.

Is the procedure painful?

The procedure is almost painless for the patient both during and after surgery.