Forehead Lift and Eyebrow Lift
The Elegant Look
Forehead and eyebrow liftInfo at a glance
| Duration of the surgery | about 2 hours |
|---|---|
| Anesthesia | General anesthesia or twilight sleep (or local anesthesia for minor procedures) |
| hospital stay | outpatient or 1 night |
| After the surgery | Cooling, head bandage, removal of stitches after about 8–10 days |
| Socially acceptable | after about 2 weeks |
| Costs | approx. 8,000 € |
Eyebrow and Forehead Lift: For a Fresh, Youthful Look
Drooping eyebrows and pronounced forehead wrinkles are among the most common signs of skin aging. They often appear at an early age and can make the face look tired or stern. Modern, minimally invasive procedures can effectively treat this problem with minimal scarring—resulting in a harmonious, rejuvenated appearance.
Minimally invasive correction without visible scars
Both drooping eyebrows and forehead wrinkles can be corrected through targeted procedures. In most cases, this requires only small incisions in the hairline area. These are barely visible later on and do not leave any noticeable scars.
Treatment Options for Drooping Eyebrows and Forehead Wrinkles
In the early stages of skin aging, minor changes can still be easily treated with a Muscle relaxant (e.g., botulinum toxin) treat. This method smooths out forehead wrinkles and gently lifts the eyebrows. If a long-term solution is desired or if a single injection is no longer sufficient, a surgical eyebrow lift is recommended.
An Overview of Surgical Forehead and Eyebrow Lifts
In a surgical eyebrow lift, the entire forehead area—including the eyebrows—is lifted and repositioned toward the hairline. There are two procedures to choose from:
- Classic Forehead Lift: An incision in the hairline area, removal of excess skin, and tightening of the scalp—recommended for pronounced wrinkles and strong forehead muscles
- Minimally Invasive Facelift: Small incisions in the scalp—minimizing scarring, promoting rapid healing, and usually leaving no visible marks
In addition, if necessary, a Mid-Face Lift be performed through the same access points—efficiently and with minimal additional effort. The procedure can be performed in local anesthesia with mild sedation can be performed and combines exceptionally well with other procedures such as a Upper eyelid lift or one Autologous Fat Grafting combine.
PRP Therapy as a Supportive Measure
For best results, we recommend using a PRP Therapy (Plasma Rich in Platelets) in combination with Medical Needling. This method promotes skin regeneration, reduces swelling, and improves skin texture. It not only supports the healing process but also contributes to skin rejuvenation.
Postoperative Care After an Eyebrow Lift and Forehead Lift
Postoperative care depends on the surgical technique chosen:
- Classic Eyebrow Lift: Elevating the head and applying local cooling are usually sufficient
- Complete Forehead and Eyebrow Lift: Wear a tight headband for about 5 days
What are the risks associated with a forehead and eyebrow lift?
General surgical risks include swelling, bruising, wound healing problems, or infections. These complications are rare and can be effectively managed with careful postoperative care.
Specifically with a forehead lift, temporary changes in sensation in the forehead or scalp may occur, which usually subside after a few weeks. Asymmetrical eyebrow elevation or localized hair loss along the incision line are also possible, but are rare when a gentle surgical technique is used.
In rare cases, overcorrection or undercorrection may occur—but this, too, can be largely avoided through careful planning and an experienced surgeon. The scars are usually located along the hairline or within the scalp and are barely visible if healing proceeds well.
Most risks can be minimized through personalized consultation, precise techniques, and comprehensive pre- and post-operative care. Before the procedure, all health-related factors are carefully assessed to ensure a safe and aesthetically pleasing result.
Bruising is rare, and pain is minimal. The sutures can be removed after about 10–12 days. The scars are very inconspicuous and will be barely visible later on.
Personalized advice for the best possible results
Achieving optimal results requires a thorough examination and careful surgical planning. During a personal consultation, we’ll review your medical findings together and discuss the methods and options that are right for you.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Forehead Lift.
Last updated on August 11, 2026
- Forehead and Eyebrow Lift: Information at a Glance
- Eyebrow and Forehead Lift: For a Fresh, Youthful Look
- Minimally invasive correction without visible scars
- Treatment Options for Drooping Eyebrows and Forehead Wrinkles
- An Overview of Surgical Forehead and Eyebrow Lifts
- PRP Therapy as a Supportive Measure
- Postoperative Care After an Eyebrow Lift and Forehead Lift
- What are the risks associated with a forehead and eyebrow lift?
- Personalized advice for the best possible results
- Frequently Asked Questions About the Forehead Lift.
- Reviews from our patients
