A brow lift, also known as a forehead lift or sometimes searched as eyebrow surgery, repositions the soft tissue of the forehead and brow, smoothing deep creases and raising heavy, low-set brows. As a result, your expression reads as alert rather than tired or stern.
At Samra Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, we provide brow lift surgery in Old Bridge, NJ, and throughout Middlesex County, Monmouth County, and New Jersey. Heavy brows have a way of speaking before you do, especially for regulars on the Cheesequake State Park trails, where squinting through a bright summer can deepen forehead lines further. A relaxed brow and forehead can go a long way toward getting your photos at Old Bridge Waterfront Park to match how relaxed you actually feel.
This procedure targets brow position and forehead tension directly, which is why changes tend to be visible right away.
You may be a good fit if your brows sit low, or your forehead expression reads as more tired or serious than you actually feel, especially if you’re simply interested in lifting eyebrows that have started to droop with age.
Good candidates typically:
During your consultation, we evaluate your brow position and forehead structure to confirm whether a brow lift, alone or alongside blepharoplasty, best fits your goals.
You'll check in at our office, where our team confirms your surgical plan and administers general anesthesia or IV sedation, depending on the technique used.
Your surgeon lifts and secures the forehead and brow tissue, typically through small endoscopic incisions hidden within the hairline.
Small incisions are closed with sutures or fixation devices, both well concealed within the hair.
You're monitored briefly as anesthesia wears off before being cleared to head home.
Arrange your ride home in advance, since forehead swelling and anesthesia-related grogginess can affect your alertness and depth perception on the drive.
Our team keeps you informed of exactly what to expect at each stage of healing.
Most procedures we perform use an endoscopic technique through small hairline incisions, lifting and repositioning tissue before securing it in its new position.
Incisions sit within the hairline, so any resulting scars are typically well hidden by your natural hair.
Yes, it’s often paired with blepharoplasty or a facelift for a more complete facial refresh.
Most swelling and bruising resolve within 1 to 2 weeks, and you can resume routine activities within that same window.
Botox® or a thread lift may offer temporary improvement for mild cases, though surgery remains the most durable option for significant brow descent.
Schedule a consultation with Samra Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, serving patients throughout Middlesex County, Monmouth County, and New Jersey, and take the first step toward a brighter, more open upper face. Call us at 732-327-0249 or contact us online to get started.
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