Follow Tan Ei Shien’s journey from China to Thailand for an Endoscopic Brow Lift at Lelux Hospital. Explore his initial concerns, treatment approach, early follow-up, and considerations for international patients.
Explore an Endotine brow lift case at Lelux Hospital involving a Thai influencer in her late 20s. Learn how facial anatomy, brow position, Endotine fixation, treatment planning, recovery, and individual assessment are considered in brow lift surgery.
Facial aging is not limited to wrinkles on the surface of the skin. Over time, changes can occur in the skin, fat, and deeper supporting structures of the face, contributing to sagging cheeks, jowls, deeper facial folds, and reduced definition around the jawline.
For patients considering facelift surgery in Thailand, seeing a treatment journey can help explain what surgical facial rejuvenation is designed to address—and why the procedure needs to be planned individually.
Facial aging is a natural process. Over time, changes in skin elasticity, facial fat, and deeper supporting tissues may contribute to sagging cheeks, jowls, deeper facial folds, and loose skin around the jawline and neck.
Facelift surgery, medically known as rhytidectomy, is designed to reposition and support facial tissues while removing or adjusting excess skin when appropriate. The goal is not to change a patient’s identity, but to create a smoother and more balanced facial contour that remains appropriate for their natural features.
