Face · Brow Surgery
Temporal Brow Lift
Length of Surgery
60 minutes
Anaesthetic
Local or general anaesthetic
Hospital Stay
Day case
Time off Work
1–2 weeks
Time off Exercise
4 weeks
Post-operative Care
Keep head elevated, avoid strenuous activity, protect hairline from sun
Benefits
Elevated, open browReduced hooding of upper eyelidsRested, youthful expressionIncisions hidden in hairlineOften combined with blepharoplastyNatural, not 'operated' look
Over time, the outer portion of the brow descends, contributing to a tired or heavy appearance around the eyes. The temporal brow lift specifically addresses the outer third of the brow, elevating it to restore a more open, refreshed and youthful look — without altering the natural character of the face.
Mr Thacoor performs this procedure through small, well-concealed incisions within the hairline at the temples. The underlying tissues are gently elevated and secured in a higher position. This procedure is frequently combined with upper blepharoplasty for a harmonious overall result.
What to expect
- Performed under local or general anaesthetic
- Procedure takes approximately 60 minutes
- Minimal visible scarring — incisions hidden within the hairline
- Mild swelling and numbness, settling over 2–4 weeks
- Return to work within 1–2 weeks