
Dr. Luciano Ríos Lara
- Board certified by the Mexican Board of Plastic Surgery
- Trained at UNAM and Hospital General de México
- Teaches plastic surgery residents
Facial and neck surgery · CDMX
A smoother brow and a softer gaze that reflect the calm you feel.
A brow lift, or forehead lift, is surgery that raises drooping brows and smooths forehead and frown lines by adjusting the underlying muscles and tightening the skin. It is performed in Mexico City using endoscopic or traditional techniques.

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Your safety

Your surgery takes place at Hospital Ángeles Clínica Londres in Roma Norte, Mexico City, under national and international safety protocols. The facility is also cardio-protected.
The doctor provides all the care you need with no additional surgeon's fees. Only extra hospital costs, if any, are covered by you.
Is it for me?
As we age, the brows descend, horizontal lines form across the forehead and vertical frown lines deepen between the brows. Besides making you look tired, angry or sad, low brows can add to the heavy skin that gathers over the upper eyelids. A brow lift, also called a forehead lift, corrects these changes.
The procedure removes excess tissue, modifies the muscles that cause expression lines and tightens the forehead skin, returning the brows to a more natural height. It can be done with a traditional approach, using an incision across the top of the head just behind the hairline, or endoscopically, through four or five short incisions that allow a small camera to guide the surgery on a monitor.
The choice of technique depends on the height of your forehead, your hairline and how much the brows need to be lifted. A brow lift is often combined with eyelid surgery to refresh the entire eye area.
A good brow lift restores a natural brow position rather than raising it too far. Brows set too high can create a permanently surprised look, so the amount of lift is carefully planned. Incisions are hidden in the scalp or along the hairline, and results typically last five to ten years.
It is an option for people with low or sagging brows, deep forehead creases or strong frown lines that make them look tired or upset. It can also help people who think they need eyelid surgery when the real issue is brow position. A simple test is lifting your brows gently with your fingertips in the mirror: if your eyes suddenly look more open, brow position may be part of the picture.
If your lines are fine and mostly caused by muscle movement, Botox may be a non-surgical alternative. Patients traveling to Mexico City should also plan to limit sun exposure for several months after surgery.
Recovery
Swelling, numbness, headaches and bruising are possible. With the traditional technique, itching around the incision may also occur.
Most people return to work within 7 to 10 days, sometimes sooner after an endoscopic brow lift.
Bruising usually clears completely within two to three weeks. Strenuous activity is limited for several weeks.
Limit sun exposure for several months, since forehead skin can darken with sunlight during the first three to six months.
Common questions
A brow lift takes 1 to 2 hours. It is done under general anesthesia or local anesthesia with IV sedation and is usually outpatient, so in most cases you go home the same day.
You are under anesthesia during surgery. In the first few days, swelling, numbness, headaches and bruising are possible. You receive pain-management instructions when you are discharged.
Recovery takes 2 to 3 weeks. Most people return to work within 7 to 10 days, sometimes sooner after an endoscopic brow lift. Bruising usually clears within two to three weeks, and strenuous activity is limited for several weeks.
Results typically last five to ten years. The goal is to restore a natural brow position rather than raise it too far.
Incisions are hidden in the scalp or along the hairline. The traditional technique uses one incision behind the hairline, while the endoscopic technique uses four or five short incisions.
Expected, temporary effects include swelling, numbness, headaches and bruising. Risks include itching and hair loss around the incision, injury to facial nerves, persistent numbness on the forehead or scalp, darkening of forehead skin with sun exposure and, occasionally, excessive scarring.
Pricing depends on your case and is confirmed at your consultation. At that visit, your surgeon evaluates your brow position, forehead height, hairline and how your brows relate to your eyelids.
It depends on how your recovery goes and on your follow-up visits. Your surgeon will define the length of your stay with you at your consultation.
Price
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Your final price depends on your case. You'll get it in writing at your consultation, with everything it includes.
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