Endotine Brow Lift in Thailand, Why Choose an Endoscopic Brow Lift at S45 Clinic

Sagging with age, or skin damage from daily life, health and other factors, can cause drooping brows, sagging upper eyelids, forehead lines and nasolabial folds to become clearly visible. This makes the face look tired and older than its age, even in the early 30s. These problems can affect your confidence, so many people look for a treatment that gives good results without frequent repeat visits.

Modern technology now plays a part in many procedures for treating facial sagging, and an endoscopic brow lift is one option many people ask about. It lifts and firms without frequent repeat treatments, using Endotine or other materials that suit each person.

What Is Endotine?

Endotine is a medical device made of poly-L-lactic acid and polyglycolic acid that holds the tissue under the skin firmly in place. It is used in brow lifts, forehead lifts and central forehead lifts with endoscopic surgery.

Endotine is a thin plate with small prongs, so a large incision is not needed to hold the tissue. This may shorten recovery time, and it suits brow lifts and facial tightening with endoscopic surgery.

• It helps with drooping brows and sagging upper eyelids caused by gravity and collagen loss, which reduce skin elasticity.
• The incisions are small and hidden at the hairline. The endoscopic technique uses only 3 to 5 small incisions, each 1cm to 2cm long, so the scars are hard to see.
• Recovery may take less time than with other facelift techniques.
• Endotine does not absorb tissue, so the area stays flexible rather than stiff or tense.
• It helps reduce horizontal lines and forehead lines.

Who Is Suitable for an Endoscopic Brow Lift With Endotine

• people aged 35 to 60 with mild to moderate drooping brows
• people with drooping upper eyelids that make the eyes look smaller, tired and dull
• people with clearly visible forehead lines

Which Areas Can Endotine Lift

• Endotine for the forehead, for people with drooping brows, deep forehead lines or drooping upper eyelids
• Endotine for the midface, for people with sagging cheeks, deep nasolabial folds or lines around the eyes
• Endotine for the brow tail (Trans Bleph), for people who want to treat drooping upper eyelids and raise the brows

An endoscopic brow lift can be combined with other surgery, such as forehead augmentation, to reshape the face in a single procedure.

How Long Is Recovery After an Endoscopic Brow Lift With Endotine

• 1 to 3 days after the procedure, you will have some swelling, slight bruising and a tight, heavy feeling across the forehead
• 4 to 7 days after the procedure, swelling goes down, the surgeon sees you for a follow-up and removes the stitches, and your forehead may still feel slightly tight
• 14 to 30 days after the procedure, swelling goes down further and the change in brow height is clearly visible
• 60 to 90 days after the procedure, the result is clear
• 90 to 120 days, the result is complete and the tissue starts to attach firmly to the bone
• 180 to 365 days, Endotine gradually dissolves and breaks down

Where to Have Endotine to Treat Sagging Skin

Endotine can help the face look firmer, with visibly fewer lines, for around 5 to 10 years, depending on each person.

Choosing an aesthetic clinic and an experienced surgeon are important factors in getting a result that meets your expectations. S45 Clinic Facelift gives advice on endoscopic brow lift, and every case is cared for by an experienced surgeon. The surgeon sets the degree of lift and the problem areas precisely, which lowers the risk of a ‘shocked look’ or brows raised too high, which can make the face look unusual and too stiff to show expressions.