Eyebrow Hitch


The Eyebrow Hitch is a simple procedure carried out under local anaesthetic to restore the youthful feminine arch to the eyebrow. It opens up the eye area and takes some of the heaviness of the upper eyelid away its pleasing yet subtle results are what makes this procedure so popular.

What does the procedure involve?

A small incision is made within the hair of the outer part of the eyebrow. A small space is created and then a stitch passed from the under-surface of the skin and attached to the forehead. The stitch is then tightened which elevates the outer part of the eyebrow.  No stitches are normally required on the surface of the skin. The procedure takes about half an hour.

Is this treatment right for you?

This treatment is ideal for women who have early heaviness of the upper eyelid skin with loss of the natural arching of the eyebrow.

It can help to restore symmetry of the eyebrows.  It can be done as a standalone procedure or as part of a combination treatment  regime with eyelid surgery, a facelift or some non-surgical treatments to restore a more youthful appearance to the face.

 

What are the limitations?

This operation is normally only suitable for women.  If the eyelids are very heavy it maybe only effective if done in combination with a blepharoplasty.

Post Operative Recovery

Post surgery there will be a little swelling of the skin above the outer eyebrow for a few days. Bruising is uncommon and would normally settle very quickly. Normal activities can be resumed the following day.

Very few complications arise with this procedure. Rarely the suture will break at an early stage, and will need to be redone but as always with The Wilson Clinic you can rely on our comprehensive aftercare to resolve any issues that may occur.

"From the initial consultation to post surgery visits, Mr. Wilson provided expert and gentle medical care. And his staff are as wonderful as he is – kind and caring. "

MC

info@thewilson.clinic
01372 678800

The Wilson Clinic
Geoffrey Ross Wilson FRCS FRCS(Plast)
Ashtead Hospital
The Warren
Surrey
KT21 2SB

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