A brow lift, or forehead lift, repositions brows that have descended with age. It smooths forehead creases and the frown lines between the eyebrows, and it lifts the hooding that presses down on the upper eyelids. The change is subtle but powerful. You look rested and more approachable.
You may be a candidate if:
Brow position and eyelid skin are closely linked. Dr. Goel often evaluates both together, because sometimes the right answer is a brow lift, sometimes eyelid surgery, and sometimes both.
Dr. Goel typically uses small incisions hidden in the hairline. The brow is released and secured at a natural height. He avoids overcorrection, which is what causes the surprised look people fear. The procedure often pairs with upper blepharoplasty for a complete refresh of the upper face.
Swelling and mild bruising around the forehead and eyes fade within one to two weeks. Most patients return to work in about a week. Numbness in the scalp is common early and resolves over time.
Trained at USC's Keck School of Medicine and Chief Resident at UC Irvine, Dr. Goel treats restraint as a skill. His brow lifts restore your natural brow, not an artificial arch.
No. That look comes from overcorrection. Dr. Goel lifts the brow to its natural youthful position and no further.
It depends on whether the heaviness comes from the brow or the eyelid skin. The consultation answers this precisely.
Many years. A brow lift resets the clock on the upper face.
See what a rested upper face looks like. Book a brow lift consultation with Dr. Goel in Beverly Hills.
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