A treatment that may be considered for concerns relating to brow position and the appearance of the brow and temple area. Depending on individual anatomy and treatment goals, volume may be placed in selected areas around the brow and temples. The treatment aims to support the brow and temple area and may influence the appearance of brow position, depending on individual anatomy. Every treatment at M1 Med Beauty is performed by an AHPRA-registered doctor at our Sydney CBD and Melbourne CBD clinics. Free consultations.
The brow is supported by soft tissue and fat beneath the brow bone and in the temple area. A volumising treatment is placed in precise points around the tail of the brow and the temple with the aim of supporting these areas.
Depending on individual anatomy, treatment may influence the appearance of brow position and brow shape. The treatment focuses on underlying facial structures rather than the surface of the skin.
This approach requires careful anatomical knowledge. The brow and temple area sit close to significant facial structures, and treatment placement must be precise. At M1 Med Beauty, every brow lift treatment is assessed and performed by a doctor.
At consultation, a doctor examines the brow position and the structures that support the brow area. Key clinical considerations include the position of the brow relative to the brow bone, the contours of the temple and brow area, and whether brow position may be influencing the appearance of the upper eyelid.
Brow asymmetry is also assessed, as differences between the two sides can sometimes become more noticeable over time. Whether treatment may be appropriate, and which treatment approach may be considered, depends on the individual’s anatomy and is determined through clinical assessment.
Where the brow drop has both a volume component and a muscle component, a doctor may recommend addressing both at the same appointment. The volumising treatment can rebuild structural support; the muscle-relaxing approach can reduce the downward pull. Whether a combined approach is appropriate is assessed at consultation.
Individual recovery experiences vary. Temporary treatment-related effects such as redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur following treatment.
Your doctor will provide personalised aftercare instructions and discuss any post-treatment considerations before you leave.
A non-surgical brow lift is a doctor-performed treatment that uses a volumising approach in the brow and temple area. The treatment is designed to support the brow and temple region and may influence the appearance of brow position without surgery or any cutting of tissue.
Volume is placed in precise points around the brow tail and temple, depending on individual anatomy and clinical assessment. The treatment aims to support the structures around the brow area and may influence the appearance of brow shape and position.
Treatment suitability and outcomes vary between individuals. A doctor will assess whether treatment may be appropriate for your circumstances during your consultation.
The volumising brow lift may be considered where the appearance of brow position is associated with the contours of the temple and brow area. The treatment aims to support the brow and temple region and may influence the appearance of brow position, depending on individual anatomy.
The muscle-relaxing brow lift may be considered where muscle activity is contributing to the appearance of brow position. Some patients may have one contributing factor, while others may have several.
During your consultation, a doctor will assess the brow area and discuss which treatment approach, or combination of approaches, may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.
The treatment is designed to address concerns relating to brow position and the appearance of the brow and upper eye area. Depending on individual anatomy, treatment may influence the appearance of the area around the eyes.
The treatment does not directly alter the eye itself. Any change in appearance varies between individuals and depends on factors including brow position, facial anatomy and the treatment approach used.
Your doctor will discuss potential treatment outcomes and whether treatment may be appropriate for your circumstances during your consultation.
