Revitalize Your Appearance with Brow Lifts at Defy Facial Spa

At Defy Facial Spa in Flowood, Mississippi, we specialize in Brow and Forehead Lifts under the expert care of Dr. Michael Nichols. These procedures are designed to raise the eyebrows and reduce ridges and furrows on the forehead, creating a smoother, more youthful appearance. Our brow lifts can be performed alone or in conjunction with other facial surgeries for comprehensive rejuvenation.

A brow lift, performed by Dr. Michael Nichols, is an excellent choice for individuals looking to counteract the effects of aging by lifting drooping eyebrows and smoothing forehead lines. This procedure can significantly refresh your facial expression, making you look more rested and alert.

Procedure Details and Techniques

• Incision Placement: Typically, the incision is made discreetly behind the hairline along the temple and above the brow to minimize visible scarring.
• Endoscopic Techniques: Modern advances allow us to use an endoscope and specialized instruments for the procedure, enabling smaller incisions and faster recovery.‍
• Lifting and Reshaping: The forehead and brows are elevated, and any excess skin is removed before the area is sutured, enhancing the overall facial contour.

Recovery from a brow lift is designed to be smooth and effective, with clear instructions provided by Dr. Nichols to ensure optimal healing and results.

Post-Operative Care and Recovery Timeline

• Medications: Antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent infection, and pain management will be addressed as needed.
• Suture Removal: Typically, sutures are removed within one week of the surgery.
• Swelling and Bruising: Initial swelling and bruising are normal but should subside within a couple of weeks. Ice compresses and head elevation are recommended to aid in this process.
• Cosmetic Use: Women may resume using eye cosmetics approximately two weeks after surgery.‍
• Activity Resumption: Most patients can return to their normal daily activities within 1-2 weeks, with a final evaluation several months after the initial procedure.