Whats the difference between traditional and endoscopic browlift methods?
The main difference lies in the type of incision made. In a traditional browlift Dr. McMillan makes a coronal (headphone-shaped) incision behind the hairline, stretching between the ears and across the top of the forehead. In a minimally invasive endoscopic browlift, Dr. McMillan makes three to five short incisions (less than an inch long) behind the hairline. The endoscope — a slim instrument with a camera on the end — is placed in one incision so Dr. McMillan can see beneath the skin, while she lifts the skin and adjusts muscles through the other incisions.
