Eyebrow periosteal fixation

Sagging eyebrows are often accompanied by sagging skin on the eyelids, which can be surgically corrected for beauty. Eyebrow periosteal fixation precautions: 1. When separating the orbicularis and frontalis muscles upwards, be careful not to go beyond the supraorbital notch, or damage the supraorbital nerve. 2. When the skin and the orbicularis muscle sneak into the eyebrow, it should not be too shallow, so as not to damage the eyebrow hair follicles. 3. Fixed orthopedics after sagging eyebrows, the surgical exposure is not good, and a skin incision can also be made on the lower edge of the eyebrows.

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