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Brow lifts seem to be over utilized today and are often done for marginal indications. The vast majority of patients benefit from eyelid surgery alone. Endoscopic brow lifts were popularized in the 90’s. The small incisions required were much more palatable to patients.  Having done them for 10 years it became clear that the results do not stand the test of time. Unless you take out a strip of scalp skin out the forehead will not stay up. Temple lifts have gained popularity because they are also less aggressive. Sadly, they produce very modest changes that also do not seem to last. So the good news is that few patients really need to have a brow lift, but if so, the traditional technique works best and lasts longest, typically being a “one and done” procedure. 

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