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Age 18, female, would I benefit from a brow bone reduction? (Photos)

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Graceful798648Jul 25, 2022

I'm an 18 year old female and I have always had trouble with this masculine brow protrusion, I don't think I that have a prominent sinus bone, it's more from the frontal bone. I don't have a problem getting a longer forehead from the coronal incision, if it were to happen. Would I also need to get fat grafts to obtain a more rounder feminine forehead?

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Brow bone Reduction in the female. The best method for this in my opinion is the Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Lift with Hairline Lowering and Brow bone Reduction which I invented. If properly done this will not leave a noticeable scar and you can return to work in a week. Make sure you see...

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We do a lot of these procedures. The bone above can be set back, but not completely. That's a good way to reduce the prominence there. I recommend that more than any kind of implant. Also, some hair grafts are an option to reduce the amount of visible scalp.

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This is right in my expertise. The cartilage graft may need to be adjusted at the time of forehead contouring, but, it depends upon the precise appearance. Typically I can address that to contour smoothly through the approach to the forehead, and we would not need to open your nose again...

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You must have some cruel friends to say such things! A genioplasty or chin implant will certainly improve the proportions in your face.

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I think that could give you a very nice shape to the upper part of your face. Reducing the brow bone leads to a substantial change where the face is more feminine and attractive. Watch our videos to learn more.

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