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{{Short description|Forehead and temporal lift; endoscopic, direct, or coronal}} | {{Short description|Forehead and temporal lift; endoscopic, direct, or coronal}} | ||
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| caption = Brow ridge, Gray (Commons). A brow lift changes forehead/temple vector; it is not a facelift. | |||
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| name = Brow lift | | name = Brow lift | ||
| also = forehead lift, temporal brow lift | | also = forehead lift, temporal brow lift | ||
Latest revision as of 09:55, 14 September 2026
 Brow ridge, Gray (Commons). A brow lift changes forehead/temple vector; it is not a facelift.
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| Also known as | forehead lift, temporal brow lift
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A brow lift raises brow position — endoscopic, temporal, direct, or coronal.[1] Looksmaxxing’s usual male target is a relatively low, straight brow. Fashion “fox eye” work raises the tail. Those are opposite vectors. Lateral temporal lift overlaps ponytail lift and some canthoplasty packages.
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Do not lift a male brow into a high arch if the rest of the stack is hunter-eye / low-brow. Confirm the problem is brow position, not extra upper-lid skin (blepharoplasty).
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References
- ↑ Plastic surgery. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.