I am a female and happen to have a very flat and receded forehead. This makes my profile look very weak. Is it possible to achieve a forehead that sticks out more, safely and effectively?
I read about hydroxyappatite and Implants ( but they have a higher shift rate though.) I don't want any complications. I know their are risks with everything, but I also know that some things are more riskier than others. Thanks.
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Answer: Hydroxyapatite implant for forehead augmentation not advised
Combining surgeries does theoretically increase the risk of complications, especially if the "magic number" of 6 hours is exceeded.
Yet there are many series of very experienced surgeons which show very high safety profiles with combined procedures. We have patients sign a separate...
Hi Kynn,
It appears that you are you are healthy aside from the unspecified nuetropenia.
As long as you medical doctor has cleared you for surgery, you can absolutely have the procedure. I would recommend doing it under local with mild sedation. In my experience there is always less bleeding...
Rest assured, there are effective solutions to address these dents and restore a smoother nose profile.
One option that can provide quick and satisfying results is Radiesse. This filler is injected and offers immediate improvement. The procedure is efficient, allowing you to resume your regular...