Forehead Lift +3 Months Review




Before surgery, the inner corner of one eye was heavily hooded, the eyebrow asymmetry was severe, and the eyebrow shape was V-shaped, which made my impression look both fierce and stifled, so I started looking into forehead lift surgery.
I had a consultation at SH Plastic Surgery, and the director said that it could be sufficiently improved with a forehead lift. While lifting the eyebrows, he created a design for me; it wasn't overly dramatic and was the eye shape I wanted, so I really liked it.
The director was very kind, and above all, I liked the before-and-after review photos so much that I paid the deposit right on the same day, set a surgery date, and had the surgery—today marks exactly one month since then.
My eyebrows were lifted symmetrically and beautifully, and as the space between my eyes and eyebrows widened a bit, my impression definitely looked much refreshed, and the fierce look was also greatly improved. Although it's called a forehead lift, it feels like an eye shape surgery?
It has become easier to open my eyes, and the glabella and forehead lines have been smoothed out... Everyone I meet says my impression has improved and that something looks different, so I am completely satisfied with the result.
As for swelling, from the day of surgery to days 4–5, my eye area was swollen so severely that I wondered if something had gone wrong. But it gradually went down, and around days 9–10, all the major swelling subsided to the point that people wouldn't know I had surgery unless I told them, so I began to go about my daily life and meet people without any discomfort.
Pain varies from person to person, but based on the reviews, some people said they felt dizzy and vomited on the day of surgery, whereas I didn't experience any particular pain or dizziness. However, when I touch my scalp and forehead now, it still feels a bit awkward, as if I'm touching someone else's skin. They said I need to observe this for up to 6 months, so I'm taking it easy.



