Temple Lift

Temporal lift surgery is a cosmetic procedure aimed at lifting and tightening the temple area and the outer parts of the eyebrows. This surgery helps improve drooping eyebrows, smooth out crow’s feet around the eyes, and create a fresher and more youthful appearance. A temporal lift is typically an ideal option for individuals seeking subtle and natural changes in their appearance.

The procedure is performed by making small incisions near the hairline and using precise surgical techniques to minimize scarring and ensure natural-looking results.

• Temporal Lift with Small Incision: Used for mild to moderate sagging, this method involves a shorter recovery period.

• Classic Temporal Lift: Designed for more severe sagging, this technique offers longer-lasting results.

• Consultation and Planning
  The surgeon examines the skin condition, eyebrow structure, and temple area to determine the appropriate surgical technique.

• Anesthesia or Sedation
  The procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort.

• Making Surgical Incisions
  Small incisions are made near the hairline in the temple area.

• Lifting and Securing the Tissues
  The underlying tissues are lifted upward, and any excess skin is removed.

• Suturing and Dressing
  The incisions are closed with sutures, and a suitable dressing is applied to reduce swelling and protect the surgical site.

Temporal lift surgery typically takes between 1 to 2 hours, depending on the technique used.

The results of temporal lift surgery are long-lasting and typically remain effective for 7 to 10 years. Factors such as lifestyle, age, and post-operative care can influence the longevity of the results.

Temporal lift surgery is suitable for individuals who:

• Have sagging in the outer eyebrow or temple area.

• Have prominent crow’s feet around the eyes.

• Are in good overall health and have realistic expectations about the results.

Who Should Avoid Temporal Lift Surgery?
This procedure may not be suitable for individuals who:

• Have serious or uncontrolled health conditions.

• Have recently undergone other invasive treatments in the same area.

• Have unrealistic expectations about the surgical outcome.

• Correction of Temple Sagging
  The surgery helps lift the temple area and eyebrows.

• Reduction of Crow’s Feet
  It improves fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes.

• More Refreshed Appearance
  It transforms a tired or drooping look into a more vibrant, youthful one.

• Natural-Looking Results
  Modern techniques deliver results that appear natural and aesthetically pleasing.

• Improved Facial Symmetry
  The procedure can enhance symmetry in the eyebrow and temple region.

• Long-Lasting Effects
  The results typically last up to 10 years.

• Minimal Scarring
  Incisions are strategically placed to ensure minimal and barely visible scarring.

• Safe and Effective Method
  Performed with advanced techniques, the surgery carries minimal risks.

• Reduced Need for Repeated Treatments
  A single surgery can decrease the dependence on temporary solutions like Botox.

• Boost in Confidence
  Enhanced appearance often leads to improved self-esteem and confidence.

• High Cost: It is generally more expensive compared to non-surgical methods.

• Extended Recovery Time: Typically requires 1 to 2 weeks of rest and recovery.

• Swelling and Bruising: These are temporary side effects that usually subside within a few weeks.

• Temporary Numbness: The surgical area may feel numb for a period after the procedure.

The cost of temporal lift surgery depends on several factors:

• Surgeon's Experience: More experienced surgeons typically charge higher fees.

• Geographic Location: Prices vary depending on the region or city.

• Surgical Technique: More advanced techniques usually come at a higher cost.

In general, the cost of temporal lift surgery ranges from €1,500 to €3,500.

Temporal lift surgery is generally recommended for individuals over the age of 30 who are beginning to show early signs of aging in the temple and eyebrow areas.

The recovery period for temporal lift surgery typically ranges from 1 to 2 weeks. During this time, strenuous activities should be avoided, and proper care must be taken to protect the surgical area.

• Use cold compresses to reduce swelling.

• Take prescribed medications as directed by your doctor.

• Avoid touching or putting pressure on the surgical area.

• Stay out of direct sunlight to protect the healing skin.

• Visit your doctor for follow-up appointments and suture removal at the scheduled time.

Temporal lift surgery can be combined with other cosmetic treatments to enhance overall results. Some common combinations include:

• Facelift: To improve the overall appearance of the face and neck.

• Filler Injections: To add volume to areas such as under the eyes or the cheeks.

• Botox: To reduce dynamic wrinkles on the forehead and around the eyes.

• Laser Resurfacing: To improve skin texture and brightness following surgery.

Is temporal lift surgery painful?
No, the procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia, and any post-operative pain is typically managed with medication.

How long do the results of a temporal lift last?
The results usually last between 5 to 10 years.

Will there be visible scarring after the surgery?
The incisions are made in hidden areas such as along the hairline, so scarring is generally minimal and barely noticeable.

When can I resume daily activities?
Light activities can usually be resumed after 3 to 5 days, while more strenuous activities should be avoided for about 2 weeks.

How much does temporal lift surgery cost?
The cost typically ranges from 30 to 80 million tomans.

Is temporal lift surgery safe?
Yes, it is safe when performed by an experienced surgeon and when proper post-operative care is followed.

Can temporal lift surgery be combined with other procedures?
Yes, it can be combined with treatments like filler injections or Botox for enhanced results.