Endoscopic brow lift is performed by making four small incisions within the hairline, then through the small incisions, a special device, the microscopic endoscope lens, is placed into the skin. The surgeon skillfully avoids blood vessels and nerves, peels off the periosteum and fixes the sagging tissue, while pulling the skin tight and removing some of the excess skin as well as the brow, to improve the sagging skin around the eyes, the The procedure is designed to improve sagging skin around the eyes and poorly shaped eyebrows. There are four main steps: 1. Subperiosteal blunt separation from the frontal bone to the supraorbital rim. 2. 2. Careful separation and spreading of the periosteum of the supraorbital rim under endoscopic visualization. 3.Muscle excision is performed under endoscopic visualization. 4.Suture the temporal and paramedian incisions. Problems that can be solved: Treatment of aging forehead and eyelid ptosis, eyebrow asymmetry. Long-term results: Thanks to the permanent fixation technique, the probability of recurrence has long since decreased. By preserving the midline periosteal bridge and avoiding fixation of the paramedian incision for those with high mobility of the medial segment of the brow or overactive middle frontalis, the “surprised face” has also been resolved. By abandoning percutaneous drilling fixation in favor of a fully potential five-grip nail device, baldness no longer occurs. Baldness is the result of improper pressure applied to the local scalp when using the screw cap fixation technique. Complications: Anecdotal reports have attributed intracranial hemorrhage during endoscopic brow lift to the cortical tunnel fixation technique. Transient sensory abnormalities due to injury to the supraglottic and supraorbital nerves are another potential complication. Occasionally, temporary sensory disturbances and slight unevenness of the frontalis muscle may occur, but they often improve within 2 to 3 weeks. Complications have been further reduced by improvements in the technique, equipped with better fixation devices, and by the surgeon’s in-depth knowledge of its long-term effects. The point is that you should go to a regular hospital to undergo this procedure.