Too much forehead skin - how can this be treated? (Photo)

Hello, hope you are well. There is a straightforward procedure for your situation called a forehead reduction. However, this is a surgical procedure that involves making an incision along the hairline. The only way to remove skin non-surgically is with a procedure called Ellacor. This is micro-coring of the skin to tighten and lift, but it is not as powerful as surgery.

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Dr. Tower

Hello and thank you for your question! There are two main surgical procedures in this region - hairline lowering surgery and brow lifts! I like to separate these into two questions. Do you want your resting eyebrow elevated and do you want your resting hairline to be lowered? If you want the brows to be elevated at rest, then you should consider a browlift. If you want the hairline to be lower at rest, then you should consider hairline lowering surgery. You can also have both of these procedures if you wish for both the hairline to be lowered and for your brows to be elevated. However, your question is about non-surgical solutions and that is where botox comes in. Consider the dynamic function of your forehead or how much it moves and wrinkles when you raise your brows. Botox will paralyze the frontalis muscle (muscle that raises your eyebrows) and will help with your forehead wrinkles when you are elevating your brow. Another use for botox is for a "chemical browlift" which is putting a small amount of botox under your eyebrow to help raise it slightly. I think this botox combination would be great for you to try with minimal risks. Unfortunately, there is no non-surgical way to remove forehead skin. I would find a reputable med spa or plastic surgeon in your area for this procedure. I hope this helps and good luck deciding!

Excess skin is usually best addressed with surgery, but there are some noninvasive options. Botox can treat the wrinkles when animating, but isolated forehead botox may drop your eyebrows; often frownline and forehead botox is preformed together. Skin tightening with nonsurgical devices like Sofwave may help stimulate collagen, also chemical peels can tighten the skin.

There is no other solution to reduce high forehead except by removing extra skin. In your case an open, hairline brow lift, including removal of 2-3 cm of skin would improve mild brow asymmetry and correct the lengjt of forehead. Scar is placed along the hairline and is practically invisible. Good luck.

Shalom from Boston, MA! There are a number of ways to address this:
(1) Botulinum will address those wrinkles but will likely lower your brows somewhat.
(2) Brow lift surgery can help bring that back and reduce the excess (you'll still likely want botulinum)
(3) Radiofrequency - like morpheus 8 (Israeli technology) can perhaps thicken the skin and tighten it somewhat.

Best regards