What can I do about indentations in forehead after FFS? (Photos)

Hello,
First you could try filler in the area to see if it adequately solves the problem, and if it does, you could have fat grafting done to fix it permanently. I have seen similar issues treated well with filler and/or fat.
Hope this helps!-Dr. Halka

My suggestion would be to reach out to the surgeon who performed the original procedure. There are many variations in the technique utilized for forehead reduction surgery. Based on photos it is difficult to postulate exactly what is causing your "depressions," but the surgeon who performed the initial surgery would be the best person to address this issue. They know exactly what hardware was used and how the bone was cut in your case therefore would be the best person to offer an appropriate treatment.

There are a few potential options for addressing depressions above the eyebrows after forehead reconstruction:
1. Dermal Fillers: Injectable dermal fillers, such as hyaluronic acid-based fillers, can be used to restore volume and smooth out depressions. A qualified experienced esthetic professional can carefully inject the filler into the affected areas to create a more even contour.
2. Fat Transfer: In some cases, fat transfer may be an option. This involves removing fat from another part of your body, such as the abdomen or thighs, and injecting it into the depressed areas to improve volume and contour.
3. Revision Surgery: Depending on the severity of the depressions and the underlying cause, revision surgery may be considered. A skilled plastic surgeon can assess your situation and determine if a surgical procedure is necessary to correct the issue.
It's crucial to have a thorough consultation with an experienced aesthetic provider who specializes in facial feminization surgery (FFS) or facial aesthetics. They will evaluate your specific concerns, examine your surgical history, and discuss the available options in detail. They can also provide you with realistic expectations regarding the potential outcomes, recovery process, and any potential risks or complications associated with each option.
Remember, individual results and recommendations may vary, so it's crucial to consult with a qualified professional to determine the best course of action for your specific needs.