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Brow reduction or forehead filler for protruding bone? (Photos)

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Diligent147120Dec 30, 2023

Been told for years that my facial profile isn't attractive. I have a protruding brow bone it starts abruptly where the forehead meets the brow. This would be the first feature I'd like to address if indeed it can be addressed. The bulbous nose would be another feature.

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Dr. Toby Mayer, MD
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