About 4 months ago, I had only a forehead lift. To start with the result, it may be too early to judge after only 4 months, but it seems like it turned out well. I do wish my forehead felt a bit tighter and more pulled up, but that's just my own wish, and I don't have any major complaints. The director seems to have a very clear point of view and to be a very meticulous person.
If you want a detailed review, you can read below. I am sharing this because when I was looking for information for my own procedure, it was surprisingly hard to find forehead lift info. I am not a broker.
I am in my mid-20s, but back when I was in high school and had double eyelid surgery, I also had ptosis correction. The director told me that my eyes were the kind that could never be fixed with ptosis correction alone, and that I would need a forehead lift later. At the time I thought, what is that supposed to mean? But even after the double eyelid surgery improved my ability to open my eyes, I kept using my forehead to open them. My brows sat lower than the brow bone, and because the space between my eyes and brows was narrow, when I relaxed my forehead I could still engage my eye muscles, but my eyelids would press down on my eyes and cover the pupils, so my eyes felt very heavy and became triangular in shape. After about 8 years, by evening it had become hard to keep using my forehead, and my eyes would not open well, so I finally went in for the forehead lift.
Of course there may also be cosmetic benefits, but I went because my eyes felt extremely heavy, and by evening I was no longer able to use my forehead well, which gave me headaches. I went in for functional reasons like that. When I explained this, the director said, "Haha, you're just doing it for cosmetic reasons anyway. Don't read too much meaning into it!" That threw me off. I was really here because of functional discomfort...? The director had also said my brows sat lower than the brow bone, but still... Anyway, that was the only bad part of the consultation. I had gone because I had seen a YouTuber with a case similar to mine who turned out very well, so I didn't visit any other places and decided on this clinic. I figured as long as the surgery went well, that would be enough, and it seems like it did turn out well. Right now I can open my eyes well without using my forehead, and my eyes are round instead of triangular. lol
The manager and the front desk staff were all kind. I seem to have wounds that do not heal very easily, and about a week after the stitch removal, one area split open while I was washing my hair. The front desk staff felt upset along with me and were really sympathetic, which was touching. The next day I had to go in urgently. Of course they had to take care of it, but the clinic was almost always fully booked, and that day must have been the same, yet they told me to come right away, so I went immediately. The director checked the area and said to suture it again, so I changed clothes, lay down on the operating table, and got disinfected. I thought it would be simple since it was just a few stitches, but they prepared everything just like for an actual surgery. They must be very meticulous, because even though it was only a few stitches, it took longer than I expected. I thought it would take 3 minutes, but in reality it felt like 7 to 10 minutes. Since that experience, even if I have to wait a long time at plastic surgery consultations, I am much more patient now. lol
Also, I was a bit of a nuisance because white hair grew in the surgical area. I thought it was a thread and asked why a thread that should have stayed inside was coming out, and whether the director really did the work, saying I would come tomorrow and wanted the CCTV footage. Without any special procedure, they said it really was done by the director, and when I visited they showed me the area at the front desk, so I saw it and left. I'm sorry.