Correcting Unwanted Eyebrow Shapes: A small incision removes undesirable eyebrows while reshaping them. Simultaneously addresses sagging upper eyelids and crow's feet. Sutures are removed after 7 days, allowing immediate eyebrow makeup application without work disruption. A new eyebrow shape can be tattooed 1 to 3 months later.
Ideal for: - Unsatisfactory eyebrow shapes after tattooing - Excessively dark color - Incomplete laser removal - Scarring from electrolysis removalPrior to surgery, a new brow shape is designed. The flawed tattooed tissue is then excised, ensuring the incision scar aligns with the new brow line. After two months, once the scar has softened, the new brow shape is tattooed along the revised line, achieving a perfect result. This procedure can also simultaneously lift the upper eyelid skin and the skin at the outer corners of the eyes, accomplishing two goals at once.
Contraindications:
1. Individuals with keloid scarring;
2. Those with coagulation disorders;
3. Patients with upper eyelid scarring;
4. Individuals with ptosis (drooping eyelids);
5. Those with a tendency to develop keloids.
Indications:
1. Undesirable eyebrow shape: e.g., arched eyebrows, overly wide or straight brows;
2. Poorly shaped tattooed eyebrows;
3. Unsuccessful surgical or laser eyebrow procedures;
4. Various corrective eyebrow procedures leaving uneven color, irregular shape/thickness, or scarring;
5. Loose upper eyelid skin or requests for eye shape enhancement;
6. Indirect wrinkle reduction and removal of glabellar lines.