Am I good candidate for surgery? It’s so expensive and I’m worried that it won’t work or Ill get adverse side affects/ won’t like the results. I’ve heard of side affects such as hair loss. Please give me any advice and be honest.
December 31, 2017
Answer: Forehead Reduction You are an excellent candidate for a forehead reduction. Although hair loss is a possible complication an expert who minimizes interruption of circulation and uses expanders when necessary to avoid extreme tension on the closure of the incision does not have a problem with this. I suggest you consider the Irregular Trichophytic Hairline Incision technique that we described many years ago.
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December 31, 2017
Answer: Forehead Reduction You are an excellent candidate for a forehead reduction. Although hair loss is a possible complication an expert who minimizes interruption of circulation and uses expanders when necessary to avoid extreme tension on the closure of the incision does not have a problem with this. I suggest you consider the Irregular Trichophytic Hairline Incision technique that we described many years ago.
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December 30, 2017
Answer: LOWERING THE HAIRLINE There are two ways to accomplish this, the first being a hairline lowering surgery where the hairline is advanced forward. It is often limited in the distance you can more the hairline, often around 1 inch or so. If there is more movement required, a hair transplant lowering procedure works well also. In some women, there is loss of the corner hairline and/or the temple peaks and when this happens, only a hair transplant lowering procedure can address these corners
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December 30, 2017
Answer: LOWERING THE HAIRLINE There are two ways to accomplish this, the first being a hairline lowering surgery where the hairline is advanced forward. It is often limited in the distance you can more the hairline, often around 1 inch or so. If there is more movement required, a hair transplant lowering procedure works well also. In some women, there is loss of the corner hairline and/or the temple peaks and when this happens, only a hair transplant lowering procedure can address these corners
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