Non Surgical Options For Forehead Reduction?

There aren't any nonsurgical options for hairline lowering. The two main options are hair grafts or a hairline advancement or forehead reduction. The latter can provide the best density in one surgery. 

Unfortunately, there are not any great non-surgical options for forehead reduction. Tattooing and micropigmentation techniques are possible, but not something that I recommend as they usually do not end up looking very natural. Hair transplantation is the preferred method in a male patient. Be sure to see an expert.All the best,

Nonsurgical options for forehead reduction are limited to the following options:
SMP-  a skilled artist can lower a hairline a few mms in some areas without it looking obvious.  The hair does not have to be shaved.
Hairstyles- A slightly forward hairstyle can help shorten a long forehead
Lifting brows-  Lifting the brows with botox or fillers has the illusion of making the forehead look relatively smaller (select cases)

Hair transplants aren't exactly non-surgical, but they aren't really what most people consider surgery either.  They are probably the least invasive option for you, but they may not be the best option.  I think the best question to ask is "what is the best way to shorten my forehead with the fastest results and/or the least downtime?"  Hair grafts will take months to grow in and may not work as well for you and give as good or as fast a result as some of the more "invasive" methods.  Discuss your options with a surgeon who performs both hair transplants and forehead reduction surgery and they will help you decide which is best for you. 

Bryan Rolfes, MD

Unfortunately, there is no great non-surgical option to lower your forehead aside from hair styling/bangs.  There are a few surgical options though to lower your hairline - this includes a hairline lowering procedure (one-stage surgery with instant results) or hair transplantation surgery (can be done in one or two stages, results in 3-6 months).  Both of these options can appear daunting at first, but I recommend having a consultation just to get more information about either procedure to see if they may work for you.  I hope this helps!