When performing a brow lift in Rockville, Dr. Faulkner typically chooses between two incision techniques: endoscopic and coronal, but may offer a less involved option: a limited brow lift.
A coronal brow lift involves an incision made across the top of the head, from ear to ear, behind the hairline. The skin is then lifted, and the underlying muscles are tightened to smooth out wrinkles and lift the brow. The incision is hidden within the hairline, so there is minimal visible scarring. It allows for comprehensive forehead lifting and muscle repositioning for patients who require more dramatic correction.
An endoscopic brow lift involves small incisions within the hairline that does not move its position. A thin, camera-equipped tube (endoscope) allows for precise tissue and muscle adjustment to smooth forehead creases. This results in a shorter recovery time and less visible scarring compared to the traditional brow lift.