Procedures
Forehead and Brow Lift in Jeddah
Forehead or brow lift is a surgical procedure planned individually to discuss brow position, forehead lines, and surrounding tissues while aiming to preserve a natural expression. Care begins with consultation, examination, and discussion of realistic goals and alternatives.
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Care begins with an unhurried consultation with Dr. Khalid Almutairi to assess your case and discuss the options appropriate for you.
Assessment and suitability
Assessment considers brow, forehead and eyelid position, symmetry, skin elasticity, health, medicines, smoking, and previous procedures. The procedure is not suitable for every patient; another plan or no intervention may be more appropriate.
Anaesthesia
Forehead lift may be performed under local or general anaesthesia depending on treatment extent, health, comfort, safety, and facility requirements. Suitability is determined after medical assessment; listing local anaesthesia does not mean it is appropriate for every patient.
Recovery
Bruising, swelling, discomfort, and return to activities vary according to surgical extent and individual healing factors. Specific instructions are provided for care, sleep, activity, and follow-up, and these take priority over general information.
Limitations and risks
A particular result or perfect symmetry cannot be guaranteed. Scarring, bleeding, infection, fluid collection, altered sensation, nerve injury, asymmetry, hairline change, delayed healing, and possible further treatment are discussed before a decision.
Indicative fees
Forehead lift under local anaesthesia: From SAR 25,000.
Forehead lift under general anaesthesia: From SAR 35,000.
Prices are indicative starting prices or ranges, not quotations. Final cost depends on individual assessment, complexity, anaesthesia, facility requirements, and the agreed treatment plan.
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This is general information and does not replace consultation or individual discharge instructions. Individual clinical advice always takes priority.