Brow Lift & Lid Lift in Morristown, NJ

When the brows descend, the upper eyelids crowd and the whole eye region looks heavy. A brow lift raises and stabilizes the brow so the eyelid has room again, and softens the deep forehead lines that come from lifting the brows all day. A lid lift, done on its own or with the brow, addresses the eyelid itself. Choosing correctly between the two matters, which is why the exam comes before the plan.

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Who it helps

Brows that have dropped and made the upper lids feel crowded
A tired or stern expression at rest
Deep horizontal forehead lines from habitually raising the brows
Uneven brow height, including after facial nerve weakness
Patients unsure whether their heaviness comes from the brow, the eyelid, or both

What to expect

A measured assessment of brow height, eyelid skin, and lid function to determine whether a brow lift, a lid lift, or both will give the result you want
A technique matched to your anatomy — endoscopic, temporal, hairline, or direct — with incisions placed to stay discreet
Outpatient surgery with local anesthesia and sedation in most cases
Swelling and tightness across the forehead for the first one to two weeks, easing as healing progresses