Brow Lift & Forehead Lift

There are four main ways to change the position of the brow and eyebrow area. Most commonly, I perform an endoscopic forehead lift. This is the more modern way to lift the brow, and allows me to accomplish a brow lift by placing only five small incisions hidden in the hair of the scalp. For men with thinning hair there are other surgical options.

At Mobley MD, understanding the investment in your cosmetic surgery begins with recognizing our commitment to exceptional quality, patient safety, and transparent costs. With over two decades of dedicated experience, Dr. Mobley ensures every procedure is tailored to deliver personalized and remarkable aesthetic results.

Your total cosmetic surgery fee consists of three essential components: the surgeon’s fee, facility fee, and anesthesia fee. The exact surgeon’s fee is determined during your detailed consultation, where Dr. Mobley conducts a thorough medical evaluation and carefully addresses your individual cosmetic goals and concerns.

Brow lift procedures are typically performed at Millcreek Surgical Suite, our premier AAAASF-certified surgical facility, under the care of some of Utah's leading anesthesia professionals.

When combining all three fees (surgeon, facility, and anesthesia), the total cost for brow lift surgery begins at around $7,000 and may vary depending on the specifics of your procedure. Although lower-cost options might exist elsewhere, Mobley MD takes pride in Dr. Mobley’s renowned expertise and reputation as one of the Intermountain West’s top Facial Plastic Surgeons.

Following your consultation, you will be provided with a clear, detailed quote customized to your surgical plan. Keep in mind, that anesthesia and facility fees are time-dependent and subject to adjustments based on the actual length of your surgery.

Dr. Mobley wants to make cosmetic surgery available to as many people as possible. For that reason we have  partnered with CareCredit to provide lending services. When you come in for your consultation we will be more than happy to go over all your financial options with you.

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During the first week there will be some swelling and possibly some bruising in the upper forehead or upper eyelid region (click link for example image). Approximately one week after surgery, you’ll return to have any stitches removed. Most patients are completely ready to go back out in public 10-14 days after the operation.

For patients who have an excessive amount of upper eyelid skin and have undergone a Visual Field test to confirm that the excess skin is affecting the peripheral vision, the insurance company (and Medicare) may pay for this type of surgery. Only a complete medical evaluation can determine if you might fall into this category.

If you do light (office) work, particularly if you work from home, you could return to these activities four to five days after the operation. If you do more physical work, seven to ten days is more appropriate.

Every type of surgery has risks. It’s my ethical responsibility to educate you on these risks so you can make the best possible decision for yourself while weighing these risks against the benefits of surgery. My training helps me to minimize these risks to the best of my ability, but I cannot eliminate them entirely. Common risks include loss of hair follicles near incision sites, numbness to forehead, facial nerve weakness, and asymmetry. The risks above are the most common ones that I think you should be aware of, but they are not a complete list of all possible risks. When I see you in consultation and we begin to formulate your surgical treatment plan, I’ll review with you not only these common risks but also the less likely complications that may occur.