Brow lift: Difference between revisions
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A '''brow lift''' raises brow position — endoscopic, temporal, direct, or coronal. | A '''brow lift''' raises brow position — endoscopic, temporal, direct, or coronal. 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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Revision as of 23:48, 10 September 2026
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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. 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.
This wiki's view
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).