Muscle activity: Overactive brow depressors (corrugator, procerus, lateral orbicularis oculi) overpower the lifting action of the frontalis.
Skin laxity & volume change: With age, skin and soft-tissue support decline.
Genetic brow position & shape: Some people naturally sit a little lower.
Lifestyle & sun exposure: Can accelerate skin thinning and laxity.
Mild to moderate brow heaviness or hooding
Lower outer brow tail or a flatter arch
Patients seeking a subtle, natural lift without surgery
Medical consultation: Full assessment of brow position, muscle balance and skin quality.
Personalised plan: Clear recommendations with expected outcomes and maintenance.
Treatment: Gentle, targeted dosing for a natural, refreshed look.
Review: Routine check at ~2 weeks for fine-tuning if needed.
Stay upright for 4 hours; avoid rubbing or massaging the area.
Skip strenuous exercise, saunas and hot baths for 24 hours.
Avoid alcohol and heavy makeup on the day of treatment.
Minor redness or pin-pricks usually settle within hours.
Aim is a subtle lift and a more open, refreshed eye area while maintaining natural expression.
Most patients maintain results every 3–4 months; some can space treatments over time.
Combining skin-quality treatments can enhance and prolong the aesthetic outcome.
How it works: Precise micro-doses relax selected brow depressor muscles so the frontalis can lift the brows more freely. This opens the eye area and can enhance the arch—without an “overdone” look.
At a glance:
Procedure time: 10–15 minutes
Onset: 3–7 days; peak: ~2 weeks
Longevity: ~3–4 months (varies by individual)
Downtime: Minimal; day-to-day activities are fine
Skin boosters / Profhilo / PRF / Polynucleotides: Improve skin quality and elasticity around the brow/forehead to complement lift.
Dermal filler (temple/support): In selected patients, subtle support in adjacent areas can improve overall frame and balance.
Note: Significant excess eyelid skin (dermatochalasis) or true eyelid ptosis may need surgical assessment. We’ll advise honestly at consultation.
Common: temporary redness, swelling, mild tenderness or headache.
Possible: temporary brow/eyelid heaviness or asymmetry if product diffuses; usually self-limiting.
Not suitable if pregnant/breastfeeding, with certain neuromuscular conditions, or active skin infection.
Yes—placement is conservative and tailored to your brow shape and facial animation.
It helps mild hooding from brow position. Marked excess skin may need surgical options; we’ll advise.
Changes begin within a few days, with best lift around two weeks.
