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Thank you for your question. This is not an uncommon number. Staples are generally used for hair sparing procedures like a brow lift as they do not form a complete circle, and they avoid strangling the hair follicle. Hair loss is common, but seems to return within several months. I hope this helps.
We use biodegradable screws. Very small. Incisions are in the hairline. Incision size is maybe 1/2 inch. We do not use staples
Staples should not have been the cause of your problem. If your baldness persists after 9 months you will likely need hair transplants or expanded flap reconstruction.
I would agree that Botox would be your best and easiest option to lower the arch on your eyebrows. I'm not sure how old you are, but as you age, the arch may lower a bit on it's own.
Most likely, this area of hair loss is related to a process known as telogen effluvium, which is a stress related form of hair loss. Since surgery and the details therein lead to a stress on the body, this is a well described side effect of browlift. Luckily, this hair loss usually...
There is a limit as to how much you can lower lower your hairline . The primary indication of the surgery is not lo lower your hairline. I will recommend to have and expert hair restoration expert evaluate your case.
This is a great procedure and I dont think the scar even if its bad is really an issue. If your forehead is that high maybe consider doing a classic coronal brow lift
Thank you for your question. There are many variations on the theme with this procedure, but the incision is usually in eh hair or on the hairline. Different doctors have their own style or way of being trained. The keys are the result, and the duration of benefit. I hope this helps.
The coronal brow lift is considered the gold standard. The results achieved are long lasting and effective. Some of the problems have been scarring, hair loss, widened scars and the cutting of nerves that feed the top of the head which may cause numbness. The endoscopic approach largely avoids...
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