A forehead lift, also called a brow lift, is designed to lift a heavy brow, soften forehead lines, and improve a tired or stern upper-face appearance.
Our approach focuses on direct brow lifting with careful skin excision and reshaping, with selective adjustment of the underlying soft tissues when needed to create a more effective and balanced upper-face improvement.
Starting from 129,000 THB (~ 3,900 USD)
A forehead lift, or brow lift, is surgery designed to elevate the brow area and improve heaviness, descent, or deep lines in the upper face.
Our approach focuses on direct lifting through skin excision, rather than endoscopic brow lift. In selected patients, this may also involve repositioning the soft tissues beneath the skin to improve brow position and upper-face contour more effectively.
The right plan depends on brow position, forehead anatomy, hairline, skin quality, and treatment goals.
Our brow lift approach is based on direct brow lifting with skin excision, rather than endoscopic brow lift.
This allows the surgeon to address skin excess directly and, in selected cases, make careful adjustment to the underlying soft tissues to support a more defined and lasting brow elevation.
Selected patients with heavier brow descent, upper-face skin excess, or anatomy that may benefit from a more direct lifting approach.
lower brow position
forehead lines
frown lines
heaviness in the upper face
a tired or stern-looking expression linked to brow descent
A forehead lift can improve brow position and upper-face balance, but some patients may also need eyelid surgery or other facial procedures depending on their anatomy.
A forehead lift is not only about lifting the brow. It is also about choosing the right upper-face plan, preserving balance, and positioning the brow in a way that suits the face naturally.
Your case is reviewed by the surgeon who performs your procedure, with planning based on your anatomy, brow position, hairline, recovery period, and medical suitability.
Forehead lift surgery is performed in a private hospital in Bangkok, Thailand, with anaesthesia care and post-operative monitoring built into the process.
For most international patients, we recommend planning around 10–14 days in Thailand, including the day of surgery.
Swelling, tightness, bruising, and discomfort in the forehead and brow area are common.
Early healing is reviewed, and the upper face often begins to feel more comfortable.
Suture removal may be considered depending on healing and the incision pattern used.
Swelling continues to improve and the brow position usually begins to look more settled over time.
Most early recovery has passed, but tissues continue to settle over time.
Forehead lift surgery can create meaningful improvement in upper-face appearance, but it is still real surgery.
The goal is to choose the right lift plan, operate carefully, and support healing safely.
