dr Miloš ŽivkovićMedically reviewed by: dr Miloš Živković — Imedic poliklinika, Beograd.

Updated: 27.10.2026.

Non-surgical eyelid and brow lift – key facts

  • Who it is for: early signs of ageing and mild laxity of the eyelids and brows
  • Methods: Botox and fillers lift the brow, CO2 laser tightens the eyelid skin
  • When surgery is needed: significant excess eyelid skin and pronounced brow drop

In short

  • It is intended for early signs of ageing and mild laxity of the eyelid and brow skin.
  • Botox and fillers lift the brow, while the CO2 laser tightens the eyelid skin – we choose by situation.
  • With significant excess eyelid skin and pronounced brow drop, the solution is surgical, not non-surgical.

Non-surgical eyebrow and eyelid lift procedures are designed for individuals experiencing initial signs of aging and mild skin sagging in these areas.

The delicate skin surrounding the eyes is prone to displaying the first signs of aging. Laugh lines, for instance, are often the most noticeable and can be effectively corrected with Botox injections. As time passes, the upper eyelid skin may start to sag, resulting in a tired and sleepy appearance. Eyelid drooping is frequently accompanied by a decline in eyebrow position. Traditionally, surgical methods were employed to address these concerns. However, thanks to advancements in aesthetic medicine, there are now several non-surgical alternatives available that offer greater comfort and affordability to patients.
The aging process in the eye area is multifaceted. While the upper eyelids may exhibit excess skin, the lower eyelids often experience thinning and atrophic skin. Additionally, certain areas of the eye socket can undergo significant loss of bone tissue. The eye is closely connected to the temples and cheekbones, and establishing a harmonious relationship between these structures is vital for achieving optimal aesthetic outcomes.

Nonsurgical eyebrow and eyelid lift

What treatments are used to lift eyelids and eyebrows?

“Where there is significant excess eyelid skin and a pronounced brow drop, non-surgical methods will not solve the problem.”

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What do treatments look like?

Eyebrow lift using Botox can be performed through various techniques. Injecting Botox into the glabella muscles enables the desired effect of raised eyebrows. Additionally, injecting Botox into the orbicularis oculi muscle, which encircles the eye, can achieve a mild lift of the eyelids and eyebrows.
To address areas of bone resorption or loss of subcutaneous tissue, hyaluronic fillers are injected. This technique helps achieve eyelid lifting. Typically, treatment involves targeting the lateral part of the eyebrow and the temporal fossa simultaneously, as this approach produces a synergistic effect of lifting the eyebrows and rejuvenating the eye area.
CO2 laser treatment is highly effective in tightening the skin of the lower eyelids. After the first treatment, there can be an improvement of up to 20% in reducing excess skin of the upper eyelids. For more detailed information on laser eyelid skin tightening, please refer to this resource.

Non-surgical eyebrow and eyelid lift

Which procedure to choose for non-surgical eyebrow and eyelid lift?

Due to the comprehensive nature of rejuvenating the eyelids and periorbital tissue, it is essential to schedule a consultation with our doctors before making any treatment decisions.

Non-surgical or surgical eyelid lift?

A non-surgical eyelid and eyebrow lift is a great option for individuals with mild to moderate eyebrow droop and minor excess skin on the upper eyelids. The procedure is quicker, and the recovery time is significantly shorter.
However, in cases where there is a substantial amount of excess eyelid skin and noticeable eyebrow droop, non-surgical methods will not fully address the issue. In such situations, the only viable solutions are surgical removal of the excess skin and a brow lift procedure.

price and additional information?

You can view the prices of our services on the Pricelist page. If you have additional questions or want to book an appointment, please call us at 060/345-0304 or write at estetikabgd@gmail.com.

Laser, filler or Botox?

At the consultation we assess the eyelids and brows and only then choose the method.

Book your appointment

Imedic poliklinika is located at Kneza Miloša 23, II sprat, Beograd.

Book your appointment by phone: +381 60 345 0304 or +381 64 237 0707. If you are contacting us from abroad, we are also available on Viber and WhatsApp at the same number.

Medical disclaimer

This page was prepared under the professional supervision of dr Miloš Živković. The information is intended for education and a better understanding of aesthetic procedures, but it cannot replace an individual medical examination, diagnosis or treatment plan. A consultation with a doctor is necessary to assess and choose the right treatment.

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Dr Miloš Živković

A doctor in specialist training in aesthetic, plastic and reconstructive surgery at the Faculty of Medicine in Beograd.

Since he began working in aesthetic medicine, he has regularly attended advanced training and courses, so that the techniques he uses follow current knowledge and high professional standards.

His work focuses on hyaluronic fillers, botulinum toxin, skin boosters, collagen stimulators, chemical peels, fractional CO2 laser and scar treatments.

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Cheekbone fillers restore volume and support to the midface, improve contour and can indirectly soften tear troughs and nasolabial folds.

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