Forehead elevator

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Many people, who are eligible for a forehead elevator, initially come with the request for an upper eyelid correction because they suffer from a limited field of vision: this then turns out on further analysis to be the result of a sagging forehead and therefore sagging eyebrows and upper eyelids; one looks as it were against a canopy and sees less from the corners of the eyes.

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Bergman Clinics

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Treatment pathway:

1 The preparation

2 Treatment

3 Outcome & Aftercare

Your primary care physician is your first point of contact if you have questions or complaints about your health. If the family doctor believes you need specialist care, he or she may refer you to Bergman Clinics. The referral will be sent digitally to Bergman Clinics or you can bring the referral letter yourself.

With increasing age and the normal aging process of the skin, most people will eventually exhibit sagging of the upper eyelid skin, eyebrows and forehead skin. This is additionally aggravated/accelerated by predisposition, excessive smoking and sunlight. The result can be a facial expression with many wrinkles on the forehead, often pointing out that one looks tired, angry or old.

When you have such symptoms, both of a functional and external nature, there are several surgical options to remedy it. Sometimes a simple brow elevator is sufficient. However, if the entire forehead is sagging, drooping and full of wrinkles, and you do not want visible scars above the eyebrow, a forehead elevator is recommended. This treatment can be combined with other plastic surgery procedures, such as a face elevator or neck elevator.