The position of the forehead and eyebrows plays an important role in the perception of one's mood. A droop in the brows can imply tiredness or anger. The gradual downward repositioning of the brows from gravity and aging can lead to heaviness of the upper lids as the brow tissue drops into the eyelids. Repositioning of the eyebrows and forehead may diminish the wrinkles, improve the expression of mood, and open the heaviness of the upper eyelids.

Forehead repositioning is accomplished with an Endoscopic Browlift. This is an outpatient local anesthetic procedure with hidden incisions. Small incisions are made in the scalp and endoscopic technology used to access the forehead and eyebrows. The squinting muscles are weakened to decrease the lines between the eyebrows. The eyebrows are lifted and contoured. Strenuous physical activity is limited for 10 days, and bruising and swelling diminishes over one to three weeks. Botox treatments are sometimes recommended in association with the browlift procedure.