BROW LIFTING

Say goodbye to a heavy brow
As we age, our brows and foreheads lose volume and begin to sag, giving our faces a tired and sad appearance. This impacts how we see ourselves and how others see us. Using FDA approved Botox, fillers, or a combination of both, The Nu Me MD can transform your appearance by volumizing and lifting your brow. We also relax the muscles that pull your brow down to prevent future sagging. Our safe, nonsurgical treatment gives you a long-lasting rejuvenation of your brow and overall appearance. This is an excellent alternative to the patient who is not quite ready to undergo a surgical brow lift. Say hello to an energetic, refreshed you.
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Simple. Safe. Effective.

  • Duration of treatment: 10–30 minutes
  • Anesthesia required: None
  • Contraindications: Pregnancy or breastfeeding, neuromuscular disease, local infection
  • Recovery time: None, slight bruising possible
  • Results: Botox – 3–14 days, fillers – immediate
  • Duration of effects: Botox – 3–4 months, fillers – 9–12 months
  • Number of treatments: . Follow-up maintenance as necessary
  • Price:Variable

FAQ

What products are used in a brow lifting?

At The Nu Me MD, we use only FDA-approved products such as Botox. Filler brands may be Juvederm or Restylane, depending on your individual needs.

What will be done for this procedure?

If Botox is appropriate, it will be injected first. After the full effects are observed, we will evaluate whether we need to add filler for more lift, contouring, and/or volumizing.

Will there be side effects?

The most common side effect of any injection is bruising. This can be minimized by avoiding nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication, such as ibuprofen or
naproxen, aspirin, and blood thinners.

IF YOU ARE ON A BLOOD THINNER, PLEASE DO NOT STOP TAKING IT UNTIL YOU DISCUSS IT WITH YOUR PRESCRIBING PHYSICIAN, OR A PHYSICIAN AT THE NU ME MD.

These procedures can be performed even if you are on a blood thinner, but bleeding/bruising risks are increased. Redness and soreness may also be present. These generally resolve within a day or two.