Can brow bone reduction/contouring be done endoscopically, without a coronal incision?

If you want nasofrontal angle to be deeper, like in the first picture, that can be achieved with rhinoplasty., by reducsing nasal and forehead bones. The oposite, flattening of the angle, like in second photo, can be achieved by placing a role of fascia (taken from underneath the scalp in temple...

Significant reduction of brow bones (supraorbital rims) will need open approach, which means incision in the forehad, usually along hairline or higher. In same patients who have very thich eyebrows, incision can be made within eyebrow hair and reduction of bones accomplished. In person...

Good Morning! I agree that separating procedures is a good idea. This gives you and the surgeon a chance to evaluate all the results after swelling is down. I would recommend waiting at least 3 months between major cases. The open rhinoplasty will cause a decent amount of swelling and will...