TEMPORAL LIFTS

A temporal lift, sometimes known as a lateral brow lift, can be a much less invasive procedure than a brow or forehead lift. It mainly targets the outer eyebrows and outer corners of the eyes as well as the temporal area.
It is restricted to the outer third or half of the eyebrows, unlike a standard brow lift which can elevate the whole brows.

This procedure is commonly elected by those who wish to slow the effects of aging. It corrects early signs of aging around the eyes.
However it can also help those with inherited conditions.
To be an ideal candidate for this procedure you should be in general good health and have realistic expectations about the outcome of temporal lift surgery, and what it can do for your appearance. Your suitability for the procedure will be determined by a surgeon’s consultation which will take into account factors such as your medical history and condition.
The consultation with the surgeon will enable you to come to an informed decision.

The procedure typically requires small incisions in the temple area above the hairline. The incisions can be placed at or behind the hairline.
A consultation with your surgeon will determine the location of the incision.