My forehead has a slight slant to it from the beginning of my hairline to my radix. I don't have any brow bossing or a strong brow bone, as you can see my forehead continues to my radix in a straight line. But I don't like the slant on the top and would like it to be straighter like my mother and father's forehead. They both have almost 100% vertical forheads with no slant will mine has a slight one. What is the culprit of this and what can I do to change it? I'll attach b4 and desired photos.
November 5, 2016
Answer: Making My Forehead Straighter It is difficult to determine facial proportions with this picture but I suspect a better result can be achieved by lowering your hairline using the Irregular Trichophytic Hairline Incision Technique that we described many years ago rather than changing the contour of your forehead.
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November 5, 2016
Answer: Making My Forehead Straighter It is difficult to determine facial proportions with this picture but I suspect a better result can be achieved by lowering your hairline using the Irregular Trichophytic Hairline Incision Technique that we described many years ago rather than changing the contour of your forehead.
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November 5, 2016
Answer: Skull shape The problem with a situation like this is that you may make an issue which only you see into an issue that everyone see. You could fill in the area with HA fillers, which would be expected to last up top 4 years in a non mobile area like the forehead. Distribution is difficult here, but at least you have the ability to remove the filler if necessary. methyl methacrylate or a custom implant in an open procedure could change the skull shape as well. YOu could also grow you hair longer and comb it forward.
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November 5, 2016
Answer: Skull shape The problem with a situation like this is that you may make an issue which only you see into an issue that everyone see. You could fill in the area with HA fillers, which would be expected to last up top 4 years in a non mobile area like the forehead. Distribution is difficult here, but at least you have the ability to remove the filler if necessary. methyl methacrylate or a custom implant in an open procedure could change the skull shape as well. YOu could also grow you hair longer and comb it forward.
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