Brow has severe indentations my forehead doesn't even look normal. Would fat grafting help? (Photo)

It looks like a lot of the ridges are due to muscle hypertrophy/muscle movement. Botox might help to calm these areas down. Fat grafting CAN be helpful buut against the bone it may not have the best survival.

It would be very difficult to suggest something without in person consultation. Forehead lift revision , possibly fat grafts. Good luck.

As we age, the bones in the face shrink and the fat tends to atrophy or go away. As a result, frown lines become more apparent. A few things could be done here, including the use of Botox and Fat Grafting or fillers. The most important thing is to make sure that when you have this procedure done it’s with someone who has experience in all facets of volume restoration of the face.

Were you contracting any muscles of facial expression when the pictures were taken of your forehead?The muscles of facial expression will change the shape and contour of the area since that is what they do.The forehead will also have a unique topography from each person. The outline or the shape of the frontal muscle also varies a bit from person to person.It’s really hard to make an assessment based on pictures if we don’t understand if muscles were dynamic or static meaning muscle relaxed or contracted.I’m not sure you’re gonna get much useful information from posting on this website.If you want to try having one set of pictures with everything, completely relaxed, one set of pictures with you, contracting your frontalis muscle and another set of pictures with you contracting your corrugator muscles.Alternatively, schedule a few in person consultations with providers in your community.I don’t think fat transfer is your answer.Best,Mats Hagstrom MD