I had my upper and lower lids done - blephs and now i wish I had the temp brow lift done at the same time. Drats. I wish my surgeon would've lifted my brow. Why would my surgeon not have suggested the brow lift -v- the blephs. He also did a rhinoplasty at the same time. Last year I had a neck lift, face lift and an upper lip lift. I am 63-yrs young. You guys are awesome and a lot of fun. Greetings from just outside Toronto! My surgeon is Dr Matthew Brace.
Hi Denise! Thanks so much for watching! It's hard to say why your surgeon would not suggest a browlift. It could be that he/she does not do browlifts or thought that the bleph was the only surgery you would consider. Either way, a browlift is not a hard surgery to recover from and can be done with you awake in the office with just local anesthesia, so you could still raise your brows even after the bleph.
@@JasonMartinMD Thanks doc! Very good of you to reply. Or perhaps he didn't want to seem he was up-selling me. In any event I appreciate your reply. Thanking-you from the north of you. ;)
unfortunately I recognize myself in this. I had an eyelid correction done when I was 30, but originally needed an eyebrow lift afterwards. I used to have a beautiful open look, but now I have a much stricter, more masculine look. I really blame myself for not doing more research or looking for the right doctor who gave me good advice. Now I am looking for a solution and am still considering an eyebrow lift. Can the medial eyebrow lift slightly with a lateral eyebrow lift?
Hi Doc, my doc is wanted me to do all 4 procedures done together included a lateral brow lift, i refused cause I have not search enough yet for lateral brow lift. Now I planned to do it next year, it’s the best procedure for eyes brow ?
Wait till you really, really need it done. I had the lids done first and then the brows within two weeks. I waited till I was 67 yrs old and having visual issues to the sides and top of my eyes. The surgery outcome most likely will only last approximately 10 yrs give or take.
This was by far the best video I have seen on brow lifts. I have been looking into them for some time. I was advised that I could not have a brow lift as I have fine hair, is this the case?
Hi Jennifer! So glad you found our video! Having fine hair or even a receeding hairline does not preclude you from a browlift. Your personal comfort level with having a possibly visable scar may mean you do not decide to have a browlift. However, once the incision has healed compleletly the scar is nearly invisable even if there is not much (or any) hair to provide camoflauge.
@@JasonMartinMD thank you for responding 🙌🏻 I have also been advised that facetite/accutite would be a good option. Would this treatment give a significant lift to the outer third of the brow or would a temporal lift be the better option?
Hi Jennifer, it's hard to say for sure without an in-person exam, however, formal surgery will almost always provide a more definitive and longer-lasting solution. As powerful as AccuTite is, it cannot remove or pull skin, so if you truly have excess skin surgery may be the best bet.
Hi Trish! The most common type of brow lift we do is a lateral brow lift. The incisions from this surgery are in the hairline above the outer half of the eyebrow. Hope that answers your question!
What is your opinion on a trans blepharoplasty Endotine lift? You mentioned Endotines for the endoscopic lift which sound like they are in the hair line. What about endotines places directly at the eyebrow through the upper blepharoplasty? Do they also take a year to dissolve? Thanks in advance! Love your videos. Always so informative.
If you're describing what I think you are, I've read that yes it will take a year for the endotines to dissolve and that people had horrible headaches from them. Apparently the enodotines around the eyebrow hurt badly during recovery.
Thanks for watching! That's great! The next step will be for you to find a board certified surgeon near you who specializes in laparoscopic browlifts, www.plasticsurgery.org
I am very interested in a brow lift. I'm 36 years old. I have always been very animated and my predominant facial expression has been raising my right eyebrow! Lol now the eyelid is very hooded - both eyes are hooded, because I moved my brows and forehead so much but the right eye is quite apparent now. For many years, it was only me who noticed the gradual hooding of my lid, but lately I have people asking, "is everything ok? Are you alright?" Because my resting face now looks angry or upset to other people!! So - I'm taking it as a sign 🥰🥰
Hi Kasey, it's not possible to give a quote without seeing you as a patient first. However, you can find average nationwide pricing on the plasticsurgery.org site: www.plasticsurgery.org/cosmetic-procedures/brow-lift/cost Thanks!
I'm a bit young, ~20, but am interested in a brow lift because I'm constantly raising my eyebrows. Otherwise it looks like I'm very serious, kinda mad, and it practically meets my eyes. Also just not a youthful, pretty look. But now I have forehead wrinkles, and I have a very (thicc???? fatty???? weirdly volumed???) forehead. But obviously I worry it'll impair my ability to express or look weird 😅
Hi Valxria, thanks for watching! A well done browlift should not leave looking weird or expressionless even in your 20's. If you have tried less invasive options like Botox to address the heaviness of your brow the next best step would be to have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to help understand your options!
I'm wondering why Amy thinks she needs a brow lift? Is it because when she lets her hair down, BOOM, down goes her brow? ;-) Kidding, but still wondering.
Hi Jill! Thanks for watching! LOL, yes, the bun is my faux browlift :) I am technically a candidate for a lateral browlift to open up the outer third of my eye. Browlifts are great for subtle changes.
Great question! What’s a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP)? NTPs use a foundational and bio-individual approach to functional, holistic nutrition to balance body chemistry and achieve optimal wellness. NTPs are equipped to support the body’s innate ability to heal by addressing the importance of nutrient-dense food, anatomy and physiology, lifestyle choices, culinary wellness, client coaching, and how social and personal components influence health. What skills and tools does an NTP possess? NTPs are able to: Conduct an effective interview with clients Evaluate Food and Mood journals and make recommendations for beneficial dietary changes, as well as in key lifestyle areas such as stress management, sleep, hygiene, and intentional movementEvaluate the Nutritional Assessment Questionnaire (NAQ) and interpret the information Communicate using appropriate terminology Prepare nutrient-dense foodsCreate recipes and meal plans How can an NTP help clients? NTPs are trained to use a combination of professional tools to assess the unique needs of each client. One of the most powerful tools used in this process is the Nutritional Assessment Questionnaire (NAQ). The NAQ is a standardized questionnaire that enables the practitioner to analyze a client’s symptoms to identify their nutritional needs and prioritize what areas of the body to support. This data empowers practitioners to develop tailored, bio-individual plans that help clients advance on their personalized path to optimal health and wellness. Upon graduation, an NTP has received a minimum of 325 curricular hours across topics such as blood sugar regulation, anatomy and physiology, hydration, mineral balancing, and more. What guides the Nutritional Therapy Association? The belief that every individual can tap into their innate intelligence to find the nutrient-dense, real foods that will support optimal healthProfound respect for the teachings of the nutritional pioneers Commitment to the concept of bio-individuality
Hi Diane! Thanks for giving us a try. Podcasts are longer format and more conversational. We are very passionate about education and providing great content with a dash of fun.
I had my upper and lower lids done - blephs and now i wish I had the temp brow lift done at the same time. Drats. I wish my surgeon would've lifted my brow. Why would my surgeon not have suggested the brow lift -v- the blephs. He also did a rhinoplasty at the same time. Last year I had a neck lift, face lift and an upper lip lift. I am 63-yrs young. You guys are awesome and a lot of fun. Greetings from just outside Toronto! My surgeon is Dr Matthew Brace.
Hi Denise! Thanks so much for watching! It's hard to say why your surgeon would not suggest a browlift. It could be that he/she does not do browlifts or thought that the bleph was the only surgery you would consider. Either way, a browlift is not a hard surgery to recover from and can be done with you awake in the office with just local anesthesia, so you could still raise your brows even after the bleph.
@@JasonMartinMD Thanks doc! Very good of you to reply. Or perhaps he didn't want to seem he was up-selling me. In any event I appreciate your reply. Thanking-you from the north of you. ;)
unfortunately I recognize myself in this. I had an eyelid correction done when I was 30, but originally needed an eyebrow lift afterwards. I used to have a beautiful open look, but now I have a much stricter, more masculine look. I really blame myself for not doing more research or looking for the right doctor who gave me good advice. Now I am looking for a solution and am still considering an eyebrow lift.
Can the medial eyebrow lift slightly with a lateral eyebrow lift?
Hi Doc, my doc is wanted me to do all 4 procedures done together included a lateral brow lift, i refused cause I have not search enough yet for lateral brow lift.
Now I planned to do it next year, it’s the best procedure for eyes brow ?
I love that this can be done in the office.
Hi Karla, thanks for watching! Yes, a browlift is a great awake procedure that is very well tolerated with great results!
Thank you! I feel so much better after seeing this, having surgery April 12
Hi Melissa! Awesome! Thank you for watching and hope you have a speedy recovery!
Thank you,, feel like you're giving real information,, I'm a little nervous about the brow lift,, & finding the best doctor in my area.
Thank you! Don't feel rushed and make sure you get enough consultations to feel really comfortable with your surgeon.
Wait till you really, really need it done. I had the lids done first and then the brows within two weeks. I waited till I was 67 yrs old and having visual issues to the sides and top of my eyes. The surgery outcome most likely will only last approximately 10 yrs give or take.
This was by far the best video I have seen on brow lifts. I have been looking into them for some time. I was advised that I could not have a brow lift as I have fine hair, is this the case?
Hi Jennifer! So glad you found our video! Having fine hair or even a receeding hairline does not preclude you from a browlift. Your personal comfort level with having a possibly visable scar may mean you do not decide to have a browlift. However, once the incision has healed compleletly the scar is nearly invisable even if there is not much (or any) hair to provide camoflauge.
@@JasonMartinMD thank you for responding 🙌🏻 I have also been advised that facetite/accutite would be a good option. Would this treatment give a significant lift to the outer third of the brow or would a temporal lift be the better option?
Hi Jennifer, it's hard to say for sure without an in-person exam, however, formal surgery will almost always provide a more definitive and longer-lasting solution. As powerful as AccuTite is, it cannot remove or pull skin, so if you truly have excess skin surgery may be the best bet.
My friend got Botox it caused her brows to drop and they were heavy and felt awful it looked bad and it did not go away for months.
Hi Kat, thanks for watching! Sorry to hear about your friend's bad botox experience! Botox is not for everyone!
very informative, you guys are great thank you
Thank you for watching, Yama!
What is the name of the procedure that you do?
Hi Trish! The most common type of brow lift we do is a lateral brow lift. The incisions from this surgery are in the hairline above the outer half of the eyebrow. Hope that answers your question!
@@JasonMartinMD I did not hear you discuss the lateral browlift. Is that the same procedure as the "temporal brow lift"?
@@denisedoherty4909 Yes. ;)
Will this get rid of the 11’s?
What is your opinion on a trans blepharoplasty Endotine lift? You mentioned Endotines for the endoscopic lift which sound like they are in the hair line. What about endotines places directly at the eyebrow through the upper blepharoplasty? Do they also take a year to dissolve? Thanks in advance! Love your videos. Always so informative.
If you're describing what I think you are, I've read that yes it will take a year for the endotines to dissolve and that people had horrible headaches from them. Apparently the enodotines around the eyebrow hurt badly during recovery.
Hi Jessica, thanks for watching! We are going to be addressing your question on our upcoming questions from viewers episode!
@@JasonMartinMD So cool! Can’t wait to watch 😁
My mother many years ago had the coronal lift. I have to say, it lasted for 20 years.
Hi Lorrie, thanks for watching! That's awesome to hear!
I really want the extended brow lift, including cheek and jowl lift. Laparoscopic.
Thanks for watching! That's great! The next step will be for you to find a board certified surgeon near you who specializes in laparoscopic browlifts, www.plasticsurgery.org
I am very interested in a brow lift. I'm 36 years old. I have always been very animated and my predominant facial expression has been raising my right eyebrow! Lol now the eyelid is very hooded - both eyes are hooded, because I moved my brows and forehead so much but the right eye is quite apparent now. For many years, it was only me who noticed the gradual hooding of my lid, but lately I have people asking, "is everything ok? Are you alright?" Because my resting face now looks angry or upset to other people!! So - I'm taking it as a sign 🥰🥰
Hi Kasey, you are not alone! Many women (and men) seek out a browlift in their mid-late 30's. Thanks for listening!
What is the price range for a brow lift like the Dr describes - in office local anesthesia? Yes peices vary etc but what's a ballpark number?
Hi Kasey, it's not possible to give a quote without seeing you as a patient first. However, you can find average nationwide pricing on the plasticsurgery.org site: www.plasticsurgery.org/cosmetic-procedures/brow-lift/cost
Thanks!
Dr , is endocopic brown lift good? How to find a good surgeon who specialize on that?
Hi Jacqueline! Thank you for the great question! We will be answering your question on our upcoming Q&A episode on June 15th or July 1st. Thanks!
do you fix botched lumpy facelifts ?
Hi, thanks for watching! Yes, we do revision face and neck lifts.
I'm a bit young, ~20, but am interested in a brow lift because I'm constantly raising my eyebrows. Otherwise it looks like I'm very serious, kinda mad, and it practically meets my eyes. Also just not a youthful, pretty look. But now I have forehead wrinkles, and I have a very (thicc???? fatty???? weirdly volumed???) forehead. But obviously I worry it'll impair my ability to express or look weird 😅
Hi Valxria, thanks for watching! A well done browlift should not leave looking weird or expressionless even in your 20's. If you have tried less invasive options like Botox to address the heaviness of your brow the next best step would be to have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to help understand your options!
Have you ever done the blepharoplasty first and decided not to go ahead with the brow lift?
Hi Suzette! Thanks for watching! We will be answering your question in detail on our 10/1/22 episode, Questions from Listneners!
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I'm wondering why Amy thinks she needs a brow lift? Is it because when she lets her hair down, BOOM, down goes her brow? ;-) Kidding, but still wondering.
Hi Jill! Thanks for watching! LOL, yes, the bun is my faux browlift :) I am technically a candidate for a lateral browlift to open up the outer third of my eye. Browlifts are great for subtle changes.
What exactly is a "nutritional therapist"? I call BS on this woman.
Great question! What’s a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP)?
NTPs use a foundational and bio-individual approach to functional, holistic nutrition to balance body chemistry and achieve optimal wellness. NTPs are equipped to support the body’s innate ability to heal by addressing the importance of nutrient-dense food, anatomy and physiology, lifestyle choices, culinary wellness, client coaching, and how social and personal components influence health.
What skills and tools does an NTP possess? NTPs are able to:
Conduct an effective interview with clients Evaluate Food and Mood journals and make recommendations for beneficial dietary changes, as well as in key lifestyle areas such as stress management, sleep, hygiene, and intentional movementEvaluate the Nutritional Assessment Questionnaire (NAQ) and interpret the information Communicate using appropriate terminology Prepare nutrient-dense foodsCreate recipes and meal plans
How can an NTP help clients?
NTPs are trained to use a combination of professional tools to assess the unique needs of each client. One of the most powerful tools used in this process is the Nutritional Assessment Questionnaire (NAQ). The NAQ is a standardized questionnaire that enables the practitioner to analyze a client’s symptoms to identify their nutritional needs and prioritize what areas of the body to support. This data empowers practitioners to develop tailored, bio-individual plans that help clients advance on their personalized path to optimal health and wellness.
Upon graduation, an NTP has received a minimum of 325 curricular hours across topics such as blood sugar regulation, anatomy and physiology, hydration, mineral balancing, and more.
What guides the Nutritional Therapy Association?
The belief that every individual can tap into their innate intelligence to find the nutrient-dense, real foods that will support optimal healthProfound respect for the teachings of the nutritional pioneers Commitment to the concept of bio-individuality
Too much small talk, boring 😴
Hi Diane! Thanks for giving us a try. Podcasts are longer format and more conversational. We are very passionate about education and providing great content with a dash of fun.
Dr ..explains so well ..when you go for such surgeries❤you should have patience to listen❤he is explaining so well❤great doctor👍
thank you,, was very helpful
Thank you for watching!