A brow lift is often described as if it were a matter of pulling skin upward. It is not. The brow sits at the meeting point of two opposing muscular systems, and its resting position is the outcome of a balance between them. Surgery that ignores that balance produces the look everyone recognizes and nobody […]
An over-elevated brow is not a simple error of degree; it is a fundamental failure of surgical philosophy. Patients seeking correction present not with a complaint of height, but with a loss of expression — a subtle theft of their innate serenity or strength. The root cause is rarely that the surgeon lifted “too much”; […]