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Forehead reduction or skull burring does not reduce the width of a forehead. You generally need a hair transplant surgery to narrow the forehead.
Yes it would be possible to burr down frontal bone prominences to some degree. I have done this in several patients. However, they also needed hair line lowering with it. In your case, it may be different. See picture below.
Yes, it is possible usually to take down portions of the frontal bone, through several small incisions.
Yes, it is possible by applying a special technique of placing the incisions to preserve the hairline.
There are doctors who offer surgeries that can shave the forehead. These are often plastic surgeons or maxillofacial surgeons.
The question is about reducing the width of the forehead. I think the only way to do this is with hair transplants to the temple hair region.
After reviewing your photos, it seems that your forehead is relatively wide and slightly prominent. In this case, a forehead reduction procedure could be an effective way to lower your hairline by about 1.5 cm, helping you achieve a more balanced and aesthetically pleasing appearance. However,...
Unfortunately if you are not open to hair transplants, there is not many other options. PRP may help hair grow where it is thin, but it will not grow hair in an area that has none. Keep in mind that hair transplant is a procedure that is done under local anesthesia and with systems like N...
I typically recommend hair transplant procedures rather than scalp advancement procedures in men. This is because scalp advancement procedures leave a linear scar along the frontal hairline that is almost impossible to camouflage if a man's hairline recedes (or even just thins). Scalp ...
The procedure is done by making an incision right in front of the hairline. The scalp is then lifted up and pulled forward. The extra skin of the forehead is removed. Very careful closure is then done with stitches. The cost varies from surgeon to surgeon. Patients in my office pay about ...
In order to "get to" the frontal bone area beneath our brows, the best access is via a forehead or browlift incision. This can be either bicoronal (from ear to ear through the hair) or at the anterior hairline if one wants to lower a too-high hairline (reducing the height of the...
Hi Jenny, Thanks for your question. I can reassure you that it is fairly normal to see horizontal lines like this form over time. As the other providers have suggested, a neuromodulator treatment like Botox or Dysport is a great place to start to relax the muscles. This will prevent the lines...