A subtle, doctor-led lift to a heavy or lower brow, achieved by rebalancing the muscles that raise and lower it, no surgery involved.
Natural-looking outcomes focused on balance, precision, and facial harmony
Cases will be added soon
Best suited to a mildly lower or heavier outer brow where the cause is muscular rather than excess eyelid skin.
- A brow that appears to pull down at the outer corner.
- A tired-looking upper-eye area despite good sleep.
- Brow asymmetry.
- Patients wanting subtlety, not a dramatic change.,
Significant eyelid skin excess is assessed separately, since this treatment addresses muscle balance, not loose skin.
- A drooping or heavy outer brow
- Asymmetry between the two brows
- A tired resting expression


A precisely placed dose relaxes the muscles that pull the brow down, allowing the lifting muscle more relative effect, subtly raising and opening the brow, particularly at the outer third.
This uses a different injection pattern to standard frown or forehead treatment, requiring more precise anatomical placement.
Dr Kay will tell you honestly what degree of lift is achievable for your specific anatomy before treatment begins.
Typically a subtle few millimetres, enough to open the eye area, not a dramatic repositioning.
That’s a risk of over-treatment, which conservative, mapped dosing is designed to avoid.
Only if the cause is muscular rather than excess skin, which is assessed honestly at consultation.
Typically three to four months.
Often, yes - the two are frequently planned together.