An endoscopic browlift is a fairly simple procedure used to lift the eyebrows in order to give them a more youthful look. The eyes are a very sensitive area of the face and often show the wear and tear put on the body. As the body ages, many parts of it begin to sag including the eyebrows. An endoscopic browlift can help reduce the signs of aging by giving a more youthful appearance. The browlift can also help with other problems such as uneven eyebrows which can be inherited from your parents.

Botulinum Toxin Type, commercially known as BOTOX®, is a purified toxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, and it is used in the Botox browlift procedure. The toxin shields the nerve impulses to muscles, causing botulism or paralysis of the nerves.

A brow lift can eliminate wrinkles and shave years off a patient’s forehead and eye area, but can also create several serious complications. Potential complications change depending on the method of procedure, and whether it's performed the traditional way or through endoscopy. It is important for patients to understand the risks and possible complications of a brow lift and to speak with their physician about these issues prior to the undergoing the procedure.