Sub-brow lift: recovery photographs through six months · Case 086

Looking at the photographs

The patient chose a sub-brow lift because loosening upper-eyelid skin had begun to cover the existing crease, while hoping to retain their familiar appearance. At three weeks, the patient still noticed yellow discoloration and a numb, tingling sensation when touching the upper eyelids. At one month, the patient described residual swelling and said the incision beneath the eyebrow was less noticeable with makeup. The two-month account remained positive overall but specifically reported uncomfortable pulling around the eyes. At three months, the patient described increasing comfort and easier eye opening. By six months, the patient reported that swelling had settled and the area felt comfortable. These are the patient’s own recovery observations, supported by photographs at the supplied intervals.

Treatment details

Lighting, camera angle, expression and makeup vary between photographs. The follow-up labels follow the clinic-supplied folders. Procedure and recovery details are drawn from the accompanying patient account, not an operative report.

Collection reference: ANS-086