Who Is a Good Candidate for an Eyebrow Lift?

Mature woman looking in mirror and examining her forehead area and thinking about getting a brow lift A heavy brow can make you look more tired or stern than you feel. In some cases, it can even start to affect your vision. In these cases, an eyebrow lift may be the right solution.

Dr. Sharon Richens performs the brow lift procedure at Richens Eye Center. She’s a board-certified ophthalmologist with training from Stanford and the University of Utah, serving patients in St. George, Utah, and Mesquite, Nevada. 

Find out if you could be a good candidate for an eyebrow lift to improve how your eyes look and function.

What an Eyebrow Lift Helps With

An eyebrow lift focuses on the area just above the eyes, not the eyelids themselves. When the brows sit lower than they used to, it can cause the upper eyelids to look heavy. People with deep forehead creases or a persistent tired expression often consider this procedure.

While eyelid surgery removes excess skin directly from the lids, an eyebrow lift raises the position of the brow itself. In some situations, both procedures might be needed. An in-person exam is the best way to determine the right approach.

Signs You Might Be a Good Candidate

Most eyebrow lift patients are healthy adults who have noticed a gradual change in the shape or position of their brows. Ideal candidates:

  • Have sagging or flat brows that rest too close to the eyes
  • Are healthy with no serious medical conditions
  • Don’t smoke or are willing to stop smoking before and after surgery
  • Are bothered by forehead wrinkles or a heavy, tired look
  • Want surgical results rather than temporary solutions like Botox

Everyone’s anatomy is different, so the decision to move forward with a brow lift depends on your facial structure and skin elasticity. 

Call to Schedule a Consultation

If you think you might be a good candidate for an eyebrow lift, the next step is a consultation. Dr. Sharon Richens, a board-certified ophthalmologist with advanced surgical training, can evaluate your features and discuss your options.

Call one of our convenient Richens Eye Center locations to schedule your appointment:

Contact Our Practice

Richens Eye Center
St. George/Downtown

Office Hours

Mon-Thurs: 8am-5pm
Fri: 8am-12pm
Sat-Sun: Closed

Richens Eye Center
St. George/Sunset

Office Hours

Mon-Thurs: 8am-5pm
Fri: 8am-2pm
Sat-Sun: Closed

Richens Eye Center
Mesquite

Office Hours

Mon-Thurs: 8am-5pm
Fri: 8am-2pm
Sat-Sun: Closed

Richens Eye Center
Little Valley

Office Hours

Mon-Thurs: 9am-5pm
Fri: 9am-1pm
Sat-Sun: Closed

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