Palm Beach Forehead Lift doctors

	Anita Mandal, MD Palm Beach Facial Plastic Surgeon 2401 PGA Blvd. Suite 146, Palm Beach Gardens		3 answers
	Jacob D. Steiger, MD Boca Raton Facial Plastic Surgeon 4800 Linton Blvd. Suite D502B, Delray Beach		1 answer
	Jonathan Berman, MD Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon 670 Glades Road Suite 240, Boca Raton
	David Bogue, MD Boca Raton Plastic Surgeon 660 Glades Road Suite 380, Boca Raton
	Brian Hass, MD Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon 2401 PGA Blvd. Suite 150, Palm Beach Gardens

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Forehead Looking Fake, What Are My Options? (photo) I used to have a very short forehead. I had it enhanced using laser treatment. It is longer and looks good when I have my hair down, but it looks very fake if I pull my hair up! You can see a very unnatural hair line. Can you tell me if there is anything I can do to give my forehead a more natural look? Thanks,

A: Hair Transplant It is difficult to determine from the information presented, what exactly looks "fake" from your perspective. Based on your concerns about an unnatural hair line, one consideration would be a hair transplant primarily along the frontal hairline using single hair micro-grafts only along the frontal hairline in a few rows to create a slightly more uneven yet natural looking hairline.

Anita Mandal, MD

Palm Beach Facial Plastic Surgeon

I Had Endoscopic Forehead Lift/ Browlift and Can't Move Left Brow After 6 Days; What to Do? I am very happy with the results so far, since my doctor did different procedures at the same time, but I'm a little concern with the fact that I can't move one eyebrow. I still see the swelling, but I feel no numbness, and little bruising. The side I can't move hurts more than the other and have a tingling sensation by the sutures and is more swelled than the other side. Is it too early to know if there was nerve damage? Is it true that botox in the nerve would force it to move? GOD bless!!

A: palm beach forehead lift At postoperative 6 after a brow lift, you inability to lift your brow may very well be a result of post-surgical swelling over th nerve and the muscle. I would recommend contacting your surgeon to let him know as he may be able to prescribe a medrol dose pack or manual lymphatic drainage treatments to help reduce the swelling more quickly. Botox would not be the treatment of choice at this early stage but if you had a pre-treatment with botox, it is possible the inability to move one of your brows could be a result of that, I strongly recommend notifying your plastic surgeon about your concerns even if you feel it is a bit too early after your surgery.

Anita Mandal, MD

Palm Beach Facial Plastic Surgeon

Is Hairline Lowering a Specialty? Hi! I was wondering if surgeons specialize in hairline reduction or is it something any cosmetic surgeon can claim to do? I just happened to notice some surgeons claim to perform the procedure but it is not on the list of procedures they do perform. I'm just scared that a particular surgeon might be messing around with me and I just need advice. Thank you to all who respond.

A: hair lime lowering It would be nice to know a little more detail about your concerns in order to answer this question. One of the most effective ways to lower the hairline is by getting a hair transplant. You should go to a plastic surgeon who specializes in hair tranplants. Lowering your hair line through this method can give a more natural results without visible scarring.

Anita Mandal, MD

Palm Beach Facial Plastic Surgeon