What are the risks and potential side effects of forehead reconstruction surgery? (Photo)

All surgeries have risks and benefits. There is no specific country considered "safest".  It is best to start with doing you own due diligent research and seeing the doctors in person for consultations with doctors in your area.

You do have facial asymmetry, as most people do. As far as your hairline goes, you are a good candidate for a trichophytic hairline lowering procedure. It is also possible to try to lower the left eyebrow at the same time to improve the eyebrow asymmetry, but its probably easier to lift the...

Forehead advancement surgery is possible after a hair transplant surgery but you need to see a doctor to see if you are a candidate and if your goals can be met.

The short answer is that sometimes bulging brows can be shaved down, but you should post some pics and ask your question again.  Usually a CT scan is necessary prior to considering surgery.

The simple answer is yes. There are different types of brow lift and it depends which technique was used in our case. Nevertheless, almost invariably forehead reduction surgery is in most cases independent of previous brow surgery and can be performed subsequently with good outcome. This is also...

I tell every forehead reduction patient that the scalp will be numb in the hair-bearing portions along the front for several months postoperatively. While long-term or permanent numbness is a risk, I've not had any patients complain about this beyond about 6 months after surgery. Most patients...