Endotine Direct Brow

Why Choose the Endotine Direct Brow?

Through the natural effects of gravity and repetitive facial movements, many people notice a drooping of the eyebrows or lines appearing in the forehead. These unwanted changes can be successfully reversed through a range of cosmetic procedures, including a facelift, brow lift and forehead lift. While successful, many of these procedures require large incisions and invasive methods.

For an effective, safe and simple brow lift, many patients seek an Endotine TransBleph procedure. This revolutionary procedure is performed through one incision in the upper lid, the same used for a traditional blepharoplasty procedure. However, with the Endotine Direct Brow, a device is implanted into the brow that allows the sagging skin to be suspended across three stable soft tissue anchors.

Endotine Direct Brow – The Procedure

Patients can enjoy the results of an Endotine Direct Brow procedure without undergoing a full brow lift or forehead lift procedure. The Endotine Direct Brow device combines the effects of removing upper eyelid skin and repositioning the brow through one simple procedure. This Endotine TransBleph procedure can be performed under local anesthesia in just minutes, and patients are able to return home the very same day.

The Endotine TransBleph procedure is ideal for patients with mild to moderate brow ptosis (droopiness) who wish to avoid or prolong the need for a full forehead or brow lift. The Enditone TransBleph procedure is effective in raising the eyebrows, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and furrows on the forehead and creating a more youthful appearance overall. Many patients choose to combine the Endotine Direct Brow with others, such as blepharoplasty, in order to maximize results.

After the Endotine Direct Brow procedure, the skin over the brow will gradually reattach to the bone at the new desired position over the next few weeks, as the Endotine device will be safely absorbed by the body.