I have a wide forehead (wide face), can I get a lower hairline and smaller forehead? (photo)

In general you can reduce or lower your hair line with a forehead reduction surgery.  Forehead reduction surgery generally cannot NARROW your forehead.  To narrow your forehead, you would likely need a hair transplant surgery.  You would need an exam to make sure you are a candidate for both.

Based on the photos provided, it seems like a combination of forehead reduction and hair transplantation (in two stages) might be the best way to go. The hairline can be lowered dramatically with forehead reduction surgery, but the temporal areas cannot be narrowed using this method. Hair transplants can be used to bring in the temporal areas and also to help disguise the hairline scar even further postoperatively. An alternative would be to go through two hair transplant procedures, but this requires quite a long process to see the results.All the best,

As mentioned previously, a trichophytic [hairline] incision made at the hairline will allow the incision to be nearly invisible, however, pulling your hair back in a tight ponytail may make the scar somewhat visible. It also depends on how thick your hairline is.

Posting your own photo would be helpful.

I do perform forehead reduction for selected patients.    This is what most patient need. The ideal distance between the brow and forehead is 6 to 6.5 cm.  An inch of hairline lowering is more than adequate for most patients.

 

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  Yes, as mentioned by the other doctors who replied this is possible for you.  But I am not certain that it is advisable and there is a risk that you could be unhappy, despite the best efforts, with the scar created to do the procedure.