How Does Temporal Lift Work?
A temporal lift is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure designed to lift and tighten the outer brow and temple area. By making small, discreet incisions near the hairline, the surgeon repositions the skin and underlying tissues to elevate drooping brows and smooth wrinkles. This procedure helps open up the eye area, giving a more youthful, refreshed appearance without the need for a full forehead lift. Local or twilight anesthesia is typically used, and recovery time is usually short.
Duration
1-3 hours
Driving
After 3 Days
Anaesthesia
Local or Twilight
Hospital Stay
Day Case
Exercise
After 2 Weeks
Final Results
up to 10 years
Pre Admission Tests
Not required
Addresses
Eyelid Puffiness/Hooding
Downtime
1-2 Weeks
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Temporal Lift
A temporal lift focuses on lifting the outer brow and temple area to create a more youthful, refreshed appearance. Small incisions are made near the hairline, allowing the surgeon to lift and reposition skin and tissues, smoothing wrinkles and reducing sagging.
Typically done under local or twilight anesthesia, this minimally invasive procedure has a shorter recovery time than a full forehead lift. Incisions are hidden in the hairline to minimize scarring. It can also be combined with other treatments like eyelid surgery or Botox for enhanced results.
Benefits
- Lifts and rejuvenates the outer brow and temple area - cat eye look.
- Reduces sagging skin and smooths wrinkles around the eyes.
- Opens up the eye area, creating a more alert and youthful look.
- Minimally invasive with smaller incisions compared to a full forehead lift.
- Shorter recovery time, allowing faster return to daily activities.
- Incisions are discreetly hidden within the hairline to minimize visible scarring.
- Can be combined with other procedures like eyelid surgery, Eyebrow Lift or Botox for enhanced results.
- Helps improve overall facial harmony by balancing the upper face contours.
Single session & package options
⚠️ Potential Complications of Blepharoplasty & Their Management
- Swelling and Bruising: Common after surgery; managed with cold compresses, head elevation, and anti-inflammatories.
- Dry or Irritated Eyes: Temporary dryness or itching; relieved with lubricating drops and ointments.
- Infection: Rare, but possible; treated with antibiotics and proper wound care.
- Asymmetry or Uneven Healing: Often improves as swelling subsides; persistent cases may need revision.
- Temporary Blurred or Double Vision: Caused by swelling; usually resolves within days to weeks.
- Excessive Scarring or Poor Wound Healing: Minimized with good surgical technique; may be improved with topical treatments or revision.
- Difficulty Closing the Eyes: Usually temporary; rare severe cases may need corrective surgery.
- Bleeding or Hematoma: Requires prompt medical attention; sometimes drainage is needed.
Before-After
Real life photos of effects of treatments
