I look tired and my friends ask “what are you worrying about? (Browlift)

A tired or angry appearance is associated with brow ptosis, ie the eyebrows have begun to undergo the effects of gravity and instead of being arched and the eyes open, they have descended and the eyes look small. Over-activity of the face muscles from frowning, squinting, asthma or breathing disorders is often associated with brow ptosis.

Although anti-wrinkle injections can temporarily improve the “scowling” appearance, the browlift is a procedure popular in the 30-50 year old age group to take away that worried, severe, concerned appearance you may be projecting to the world. You will look friendlier, pleasant and less concerned.

Browlift

Before After

The endoscopic browlift which I have performed for approximately 500 patients over the past seven years has proven to be a wonderful improvement over the traditional operation as the incisions are small and recovery time minimal. It is always performed as an outpatient procedure at the fully licensed Double Bay Day Surgery.

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Q: How can I get rid of my sagging jowls?

Q: I am only 28 and I have a double chin. What can I do?

Q: No matter how much sleep I have, I always seem to look tired.

Q: I’m 44 years of age and have noticed some excess wrinkling around my eyes, jowling, and some thickness in my neck and under my chin. My friends say I am looking tired. Am I too young for a facelift?

Q: What is the S-Lift?

Q: I want to look just as competitive as I feel - what can I do?

Q:“My eyes were my best feature when I was young, now everyone says I look tired. Can my eyes look young again?”

Q: I know I need a facelift, but how about my heavy eyelids?

Q: What can I do about my heavy eyelids? (Asian)

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