Subbrow Lift Cases (Why a Subbrow Lift Should Not Be Performed)

① 8 weeks after subbrow lift + lower blepharoplasty

② No change in the distance between the eyebrows and eyes, the glabella, or forehead wrinkles

③ Slight improvement in eyelid sagging

① 9 months after subbrow lift + lower blepharoplasty

② No change in the distance between the eyebrows and eyes, the glabella, or forehead wrinkles

③ Slight improvement in eyelid sagging

① 2 weeks after subbrow lift + lower blepharoplasty; rapid recovery

② No change in the distance between the eyebrows and eyes, the glabella, or forehead wrinkles

③ Slight improvement in eyelid sagging

① 9 months after subbrow lift + lower blepharoplasty

② No change in the distance between the eyebrows and eyes, the glabella, or forehead wrinkles

③ Slight improvement in eyelid sagging

Which Surgical Method Is Right for Me?

1) When the eyebrows and eyes are far apart and the eyelids sag:  double eyelid surgery or subbrow lift

      - Swelling and recovery period; double eyelid surgery takes longer than a subbrow lift.

      - If the eyelid skin is thick, a subbrow lift is more advantageous.

      - If the eyelid skin is thin, double eyelid surgery may be more advantageous.

2) When the eyebrows and eyes are close together and the eyelids sag: brow lift (+ double eyelid surgery)

The key to successful surgery is to consider the thickness of the tissue around the eyes, the condition of the eye area, and other factors,

and to proceed with the surgical method suited to your current situation.