Sagging Forehead Skin After an Accident and How Endoscopic Brow Lift Can Restore Firmness
A serious accident of any kind that affects the facial structure, forehead or brows can leave scars, wrinkled skin and sagging muscles. This can take away your confidence and cost money to restore. As well as the effect on your health, appearance and confidence, the worry it causes can lower your quality of life. Restoring your facial skin so it is firmer and smoother, and closer to how it was before, can also help you feel better emotionally.
Wrinkled, sagging skin after an accident happens when the skin and tissue are damaged at several levels, from tears and muscle injury. Collagen and elastin fibres are damaged, which affects the firm structure of the skin layers and makes them sag. The skin loses elasticity through the body’s wound-healing process, and the wound pulls on the skin, causing lines, wrinkles and uneven texture.
Injury to the nerves and muscles of the forehead and brows can make the brows drop and sag more than usual, so the face looks out of proportion and older than your actual age.
Wrinkled skin on the forehead and brows
Endoscopic brow lift
An option to reduce the problem, with results that can last a long time
Endoscopic brow lift can help with sagging skin and a smoother, brighter look. Recovery time depends on each person, and the scar is usually hard to see (it is hidden in the hairline). It uses small-camera surgery and fixation devices placed through small incisions hidden under the hairline to lift the muscles and tissue of the forehead and brows back to a suitable position, reduce lines and tighten the skin.
- Small incisions, which in some cases may lower the chance of bruising.
- The incisions are not on the face.
- The muscle layer is lifted to help the face look firmer.
- The lift aims to suit your face, so your face does not look unfamiliar.
- Results can last a long time, depending on each person.
Who Endoscopic Brow Lift Suits
- wrinkled skin or lines on the forehead from an accident or scarring
- drooping or sagging brows after an injury
- scars that pull on the forehead skin, causing lines and wrinkles that were not there before
- wanting to bring the facial structure back into balance
- narrow brows, a drooping brow tail or drooping outer eye corners
- wanting sleepy, tired-looking eyes to look brighter
- wanting to tighten forehead wrinkles and lines between the brows
- wanting to tighten and lift sagging facial skin
- wanting a result that suits your face
3 Materials for Endoscopic Brow Lift at S45 Clinic
- Endotine is a dissolvable fixation device with a strong lift that holds its position for a long time. It suits people with fairly significant lines and sagging.
- Endofict is a dissolvable fixation device with a good lift. It suits people with clearly visible lines and sagging.
- Suture is a non-dissolvable fixation material with a good pull in a specific area. It suits people with slightly drooping brows and mild sagging.
