Yes, combining a brow lift or eyelid surgery with a deep plane facelift often makes perfect sense. While we call it a facelift, ageing does not happen in isolated areas - it affects the entire face as one unit. Over time, connective tissue weakens, ligaments loosen, and gravity slowly pulls everything downward. This starts with the brows and eyes, and depending on how much has shifted, you might also need to address drooping lids or even a lip lift. These changes are all connected, and treating just one area may not give you the refreshed look you are after.

For example, some patients come in saying they only need a neck lift or want to fix their jowls. But the reality is, jowls form because the cheek tissue has dropped and pushed everything downward - including the neck. So a proper facelift is not just about lifting the lower face. It is about restoring balance across the whole face, from brow to neck. Done well, it brings everything back up together and gives you a natural, youthful result that looks cohesive - not pieced together.