
A brow lift raises that weight so the eye area looks more open.
The technique is chosen in consultation, according to how much lift you need and how the forehead moves when you speak and frown.
The visit watches the brow while you raise it, frown, and rest, so the lift follows how you already move rather than a fixed height. Lids and forehead are part of that look: if the heaviness is in the lid, a brow procedure alone will not open the eye. You are told where the change is usually felt, how long swelling sits on the forehead, and that expression is meant to stay.
The goal is an open, rested upper face that still moves like you.