Endoscopic brow lift — This minimally invasive technique uses an endoscope, a small camera attached to a thin, flexible tube. The endoscope is used to visualize the treatment area through small incisions within the hairline. The surgeon uses specialized instruments to lift the forehead tissues, reposition the eyebrows, and secure them in their new, elevated position.

Coronal brow lift — This is a more traditional approach compared to the others. It involves a long incision across the scalp, from ear to ear, hidden within the hairline. The surgeon lifts the forehead skin, tightens the underlying muscles, trims excess skin, and repositions the eyebrows.

Hairline brow lift — Similar to a coronal brow lift, this technique involves an incision along the hairline. This approach can be beneficial for patients with a high forehead. It can help reduce the forehead’s height and lift the eyebrows.