Lower brow lift (lower brow incision)

Subbrow lift surgery removes excess skin just below the brow and corrects and reduces the incision to tighten drooping eyelids and define the shape of the eye area.

Sagging skin is often seen as a result of stress around the eyes, daily use of cell phones and computers, and use of eye stitches for double shaping. For these reasons, the use of a subbrow lift for people prone to sagging is on the rise, especially among younger people in their 20s.

Underbrow lift (subglabellar incision) surgery is associated with several risks and side effects.

First, there is the possible risk of infection, which can cause pain, swelling, fever, and other symptoms that require antibiotics and other treatments.

The possibility of scarring should also be considered. Because of the incisions required during surgery, scars may be visible. However, with proper care and the passage of time, scars will fade in many cases.

Bleeding and swelling are also common side effects; these are usually temporary, but in some cases recovery may take longer. If the swelling and bleeding are severe, additional treatment may be required.

Before undergoing surgery, it is important to fully understand these risks and side effects and to communicate fully with your physician. It is then important to follow the postoperative care instructions and adhere to the physician's advice.