Surgery that raises a descended brow to its natural position, opening the upper eye area and softening the tired or stern look that heavy brows create. Compare Alpharetta clinics below and request a free consultation.
$4,000–$9,000
per procedure · USD
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Plastic surgeons in Alpharetta who list brow lift among their procedures. Tap any surgeon to view details and request a consultation.
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Robb Facial Plastic Surgery - Dr. Philip K. Robb Jr. is a plastic surgery practice in Alpharetta, Georgia, rated 4.9 stars across 702 Google reviews, performing 13 tracked procedures.
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Astra Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery practice in Alpharetta, Georgia, rated 4.9 stars across 655 Google reviews, performing 27 tracked procedures.
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Northside Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery practice in Alpharetta, Georgia, rated 4.9 stars across 563 Google reviews, performing 28 tracked procedures.
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Amy K. Alderman, MD is a plastic surgery practice in Alpharetta, Georgia, rated 4.9 stars across 382 Google reviews, performing 16 tracked procedures.
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Plastic Surgery Group of Atlanta is a plastic surgery practice in Alpharetta, Georgia, rated 5 stars across 293 Google reviews, performing 25 tracked procedures.
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Paul P. Daraei, MD is a plastic surgery practice in Alpharetta, Georgia, rated 5 stars across 135 Google reviews, performing 15 tracked procedures.
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Sarah Kennedy, MD is a plastic surgery practice in Alpharetta, Georgia, rated 5 stars across 119 Google reviews, performing 16 tracked procedures.
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The Swan Center for Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery practice in Alpharetta, Georgia, rated 4.7 stars across 457 Google reviews, performing 17 tracked procedures.
Surgery that raises a descended brow to its natural position, opening the upper eye area and softening the tired or stern look that heavy brows create.
One procedure, results typically hold 10 years or more
7 to 10 days of swelling and bruising around the forehead and eyes, most people back at work in about a week
People whose brows sit low or press onto the upper eyelids, who raise their eyebrows constantly to see or look alert, or whose resting expression reads as tired or angry
11 plastic surgery practices in the Alpharetta area list brow lift. From Google Places listings; hours and locations change, so confirm with the practice.
What 11 Alpharetta practices that list brow lift say on their own websites (checked September 2026); one that does not mention something may still offer it, so ask at your consultation.
Techniques named for brow lift: Pretrichial brow lifts, Endoscopic Brow Lift, Coronal Brow Lift.
This approach involves an incision that is hidden behind the hairline so there is no visible scarring. The coronal brow lift is an extensive correction typically used for patients with very heavy brows.
Dr. Killingsworth and his plastic surgery team recommend brow lifts to men and women between thirty-five to sixty years old who have lines and creases around the forehead and brows that have dropped lower over the eyes.
The best candidates for eyelid surgery are men and women that are in relatively good health and still have some resiliency to their facial tissue and muscles. The procedure may be performed alone or in combination with other surgical procedures like a facelift or brow lift to further enhance results.
Blepharoplasty is sometimes combined with browlift surgery and/or laser skin resurfacing to give their skin a firmer, more youthful texture.
If wrinkles, loose skin, and sagging eyebrows exist on the forehead, then a brow lift or forehead lift may be sufficient.
Pretrichial brow lifts hide the incision right at the hairline.
A brow lift is not recommended for correcting cosmetic concerns at the edge of the eyes or under the eyes.
While upper eyelid surgery will not raise the eyebrows, we can combine your eyelid surgery with a brow lift of Botox to further elevate the brow and give you more dramatic results.
An endoscopic brow lift uses small, discreet incisions hidden within the hairline.
Dr. Paul Daraei performs brow lifts to elevate drooping brows, smooth forehead wrinkles, and create a more refreshed appearance.
An endoscopic brow lift is a surgical procedure that lifts the brows and smooths forehead creases through small incisions within the hairline.
While a facelift predominantly focuses on enhancing the lower face and neck area, people who are concerned with the appearance of their eyes and forehead may be instead interested in a forehead lift (brow lift) or eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty).
Brow Lift generally runs $4,000–$9,000 per procedure, and each Alpharetta clinic sets its own price. The biggest variables are the provider's experience level and the specific device or product used. Newer technology and senior injectors price at the upper end. Pricing is quoted in US dollars (USD). Request a consultation from any of our listed Alpharetta clinics for a personalized quote.
Initial results in 2–4 weeks, with full results developing over 3 months as collagen builds. Alpharetta providers typically schedule follow-ups to track progress.
Results vary by patient, but most Alpharetta providers report 6–18 months of sustained benefit from a full Brow Lift series.
Nationally, $4,000 to $9,000 including surgeon, anesthesia, and facility. Endoscopic lifts through small incisions in the hairline occupy most of that range. A limited temporal lift addressing only the outer brow runs lower. Combining a brow lift with eyelid surgery is common and costs less than staging the two operations separately.
This is the central question of the upper face, and plenty of people get the wrong operation. If the fold hanging over your eye is excess lid skin while the brow sits at its normal height, blepharoplasty is the answer. If the brow itself has descended and is pushing the lid down, removing lid skin leaves the heaviness and can pull the brow lower. The mirror test helps, and a surgeon who evaluates both routinely gives the honest answer. Many patients benefit from both together.
The startled look comes from overcorrection, lifting the brow past its natural position, and it was a hazard of older techniques that pulled hard on the forehead. Modern endoscopic lifts reposition the brow to where it sat in your thirties and secure it there. Reviewing a surgeon's results specifically for natural brow position is the practical safeguard.
A Botox brow lift relaxes the muscles that pull the brow down, buying a couple of millimeters for three to four months, and it is a reasonable preview or maintenance tool. Threads lift modestly and fade within a year or so. Surgery repositions the brow by a genuine amount and holds for a decade or more. The non-surgical options serve early or mild descent, and they cannot substitute for surgery once the brow truly sits low.
Endoscopic lifts use three to five incisions under an inch long, hidden behind the hairline, through which the surgeon releases and repositions the brow with a camera. Temporal lifts use small incisions at the temples. Older coronal techniques ran an incision across the top of the head and are now uncommon. Hairline position matters to the plan, so mention any concern about a high forehead in consultation.
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