A supraciliary subcutaneous browlift for tattooed eyebrow ptosis

Patients with eyebrow ptosis often remove their natural eyebrow hairs and tattoo the skin above the brow in their desired position. Frequently, these tattooed brows are drawn significantly higher than their actual anatomical location, resulting in an artificial appearance. By extending the incision laterally into the temporal region and meticulously undermining the subcutaneous tissue beneath the eyebrow, supraciliary, and temporal regions, we can effectively correct ptosis and achieve the creation of more esthetically pleasing tattooed brows.