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TEMPORAL LIFT
THE TYPICAL PATIENT
- Anyone with heaviness of the upper outer eyelids, crows
feet, and sagging to the outer eyebrows.
- This can be done to correct some unevenness from one
side to the other.
- Temporal tuck test: Look straight ahead in the mirror
and pull up and back gently on the forehead above the
eyebrows. If you see a change in the eyebrows and the
upper eyelids that you like, then you are an excellent
candidate for the surgery.
- It is much less extensive than a formal browlift and may
provide the same or nearly same results, depending on
your anatomy and expectations.
THE PROCEDURE
- A small incision is placed about one inch behind the
hairline and follows the curvature of your hairline for
several inches. A space is made through the incision
down to the eyebrow to release the ligaments and allow
for elevation.
- Excess scalp is removed and the incision is closed.
There is no hair shaved.
- Anesthesia is a local, or sedation (twilight) or
general.
- The operation takes about 45 minutes for both sides.
- You see your results immediately.
- No dressings, drains, or garments are needed.
- This can be combined with other plastic surgical
procedures.
THE RECOVERY
- You can go back to work or your usual activities within
several days.
- You can shower and wash in two days.
- There is minimal to no pain.
- Swelling is mild to moderate and peaks a two days then
disappears rapidly.
- Minimal or no bruising is the usual.
- Makeup can be applied within two days.
- There is no numbness.
THE RESULT
- Beautiful, balanced and proportioned elevation of the
outer eyebrows and bright youthful look to the eyes.
- No visible incisions.
- A natural result that does not look artificial or
unusual or suprised.
- A long lasting result that always looks better than if
you did not do it.
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