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In this post, we will be showing the pre-operative and 8-month post-operative recovery process of a patient who underwent a forehead lift, incisional double eyelid surgery, lower blepharoplasty, and fat grafting at our clinic.
Looking at the pre-operative appearance, we can see the typical drooping eyelids. The eyelids are sagging significantly, obstructing the patient’s field of vision. There are also noticeable nasal bridge wrinkles and deep forehead lines.
The lower eyelid fat is quite protruded, which can be easily addressed with lower blepharoplasty. For the upper eyelid, resolving the drooping eyelid will bring the eyebrows closer to the eyes. This will improve the forehead wrinkles, but it may intensify the nasal bridge wrinkles.
Therefore, for patients like this, with significant eyelid sagging, we recommend a forehead lift.
After the surgery, the double eyelid procedure has successfully addressed the skin sagging, while lower blepharoplasty has resolved the under-eye fat and skin sagging.
What’s particularly noteworthy here is that, despite the eyelid surgery, the eyebrow position remains lifted and doesn’t sag, and the distance between the eyes and eyebrows increases. To achieve this, a forehead lift is essential.
Depending on the patient’s skin condition and degree of sagging, the recommended procedures may vary. To get an accurate diagnosis, a consultation at the clinic is necessary.
(Note: As with any surgical procedure, there may be risks such as bleeding, infection, inflammation, or complications. Results and patient satisfaction may vary individually.)
