The facelift’s reputation for making someone look like they are staring is actually undeserved. The "deer in headlights" look is due to a brow that has been overly elevated. The goal of a brow lift is always to elevate the tail of the brow, but the tail must always be elevated more than the central brow. This undesirable appearance is created when the central brow is too elevated.
Like his approach to all plastic surgery of the face and body, Dr. Teitelbaum blends the configuration of the brow to be in harmony with the eyes and the face. When doing a facelift there is a temptation to pull it as much as possible, and when performing a brow lift to raise it as high as it will go. But the goal is never to just make a brow high; brow elevation is only important insofar as it makes the patient more attractive, and Dr. Teitelbaum excels at looking at the total picture in order to make his patients look superb.