Sub-brow lift

Sub-brow lift in Korea can typically cost from ₩2,500,000 to ₩3,500,000.

Yes, sub-brow lift generally causes less swelling compared to other eye procedures, such as blepharoplasty and double eyelid surgery, because it specifically targets the area directly beneath the eyebrows.

A brow lift, also known as a forehead lift, involves lifting the entire brow and forehead area to reduce wrinkles, frown lines, and sagging eyebrows, with incisions made along the hairline or scalp. In contrast, a sub-brow lift focuses solely on the area beneath the eyebrows, addressing sagging skin or droopiness above the eyes without affecting the forehead. The incisions for a sub-brow lift are made just along the lower part of the eyebrows, not altering the position of the brows.

The results of a sub-brow lift typically last around 10 years. However, this duration can vary based on individual factors such as age and skin type. Natural aging may gradually diminish the effects over time.

The visibility of scars depends on individual skin type and eyebrow thickness. Those with thicker eyebrows or eyebrow tattoos are likely to have less noticeable scars compared to individuals with thinner eyebrow hair

Yes, individuals with single eyelids, or monolids, can undergo a sub-brow lift. It can also be combined with double eyelid surgery.

An upper blepharoplasty creates a new double eyelid crease by removing excess skin, fat, and muscle from the upper eyelid, with the incision made in the eyelid fold. In contrast, a sub-brow lift removes sagging skin and fat below the eyebrow to reveal the hidden double eyelid crease, with the incision made under the eyebrow. The sub-brow lift is ideal for those with drooping skin covering their existing double eyelids, while upper blepharoplasty is better suited for creating a new crease.

Revision for a sub-brow lift can be considered about 6 months after the initial surgery.