Brow Lift

In general, there are two types of eyebrow lift. Therefore, the eyebrows can be lifted both by surgery and by injections of muscle relaxants. The muscle relaxant eyebrow lift is particularly suitable for clients who want a subtle change to their eyebrows without the risks and side effects of surgery.

The orbicularis oculi muscle, which is located above the eye socket, ensures that the eyebrows steadily droop over the years. During an eyebrow lift, the muscle is “weakened” by injecting a muscle relaxant so that it contracts less and the eye and brow area is relaxed – resulting in an eyebrow lift. The lifting effect of the eyebrows raises them by one to three millimetres, making the face appear much more awake and the eyes appear larger.

A pronounced curve of the eyebrows is also considered beautiful and desirable. Accordingly, perfectly arched eyebrows help to broaden the vision, widen the eyes and make a positive contribution to radiance. Best of all, those who opt for an eyebrow lift can benefit from a clear and radiant eye area. Alternatively, the severity of slightly drooping eyelids can be improved by lifting the brows with a muscle relaxant. The results usually last four to six months.