I've had brow bone reduction done via coronal incision. How safe is it to do revision via existing scar.

Thank you for your question!  The procedure method varies depending on one's anatomy and facial dimensions.  Typically, I ask patients to get x-rays to assess the bone anatomy of the forehead.  This allows me to decide the severity of the bony prominence and how to reduce it to...

Any well-trained, board-certified (American Board of Plastic Surgery) plastic surgeon can do brow bone reduction using basic techniques. I do this in my AAAASF-accredited office surgical facility as an outpatient operation that takes about an hour. In contrast to other answers, I would use...

Hello, hope you are well. Thanks for posting your questions and photos. You appear to have a relatively high/posterior hairline and a modest brow ridge. These can be tackled at the same time as a combined procedure of brow ridge reduction (probably Type I), scalp advancement (hairline lowering),...

Hello, hope you are well. The answer is a simple 'yes', this procedure can be performed on cis-gender or trans-gender women--the same principles apply. The approach depends on a few factors that are discussed during consultation but can be done through a hairline incision or further posterior on...

CT scan is the best way to find out about the nature of this prominence, mass. Providing that this is just a bone prominence, correction of deformity would require incision at or just behind the hairline and shaping of the bone with a burr. Although this sounds very dramatic, it is done in...

Correction of forehead bony prominences is done by reduction using a burr. This is achieved using an hairline incision. Depending of the area where you live and the experience of the surgeon (most important) a price can be very different. Numerous financial options are available and you will...