If you live near Bethesda, Maryland and seek anti-aging facial  plastic surgery, look no further than Dr. Roger J. Oldham, board certified plastic surgeon with 25+ years of experience performing brow lift and other facial rejuvenation procedures including facelift, rhinoplasty (nose reshaping), otoplasty (ear pinning), neck lift, and chin/cheek augmentation (implant surgery).  With nearly three decades serving Bethesda and the greater Washington D.C. area, performing brow (forehead) lift surgery, it’s no wonder Dr. Oldham was voted Bethesda’s “Best Plastic Surgeon” by Bethesda Magazine and Washington D.C.’s “Top Plastic Surgeon” by Washingtonian Magazine. 

For patients who have observed the signs of aging in their brow, forehead lift or brow lift surgery can be an ideal option.  Brow lift surgery is intended for patients who have experienced excess skin and tissue that begins to crowd the brow and eyebrows, wrinkling and folding in on itself.  A direct and unfortunate consequence of a sagging or drooping brow is the manifestation of insincere expressions that make you look sad, mad, or tired when you are not experiencing these emotions at all.  Looking tired is a sure fire way to make your face look much older than it is, and much older than you feel on the inside.  Look at our photo gallery to see a handful of pictures of patients before and after brow (forehead) lift surgery with Dr. Oldham.  You too can be on the way to smooth, firm, and youthful-looking skin.

Call Dr. Oldham’s Bethesda office today to schedule your personal brow lift consultation.  When you call, feel free to ask any preliminary questions about cost, length of surgery, recovery time, and even directions from any of these nearby cities and neighborhoods in Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Northwest D.C.:  Montgomery Village, Silver Spring, Rockville, Germantown, Olney, Gaithersburg, Potomac, Bethesda, and Chevy Chase, Maryland; Falls Church, McLean,  Herndon, Alexandria, Annandale, Chantilly, Fairfax, Reston, Vienna, Arlington, and Great Falls, Northern Virginia; and Georgetown,  in Northwest Washington D.C.