Whats the most minimally invasive way to correct this meaning reduce and even out? I heard of one procedure using endoscopy. How effective is that? How much would it cost? More importantly, what would my scars look like long term after surgery and the possible risk?
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The most important thing to establish is whether you have normal movement of the the frontalis muscle on the lower, i.e., right, side of the brow. If you do not, there may have been some injury to the frontalis branch of the facial nerve. Most likely the nature of this injury is a neurapraxia,...
From your photos, I believe a hair transplant and/or hair removal would probably be your best option. Seek out an expert in your area that does hair restoration surgery. Best wishes, Dr. Lepore.
Procedure do happen and though it could be from swelling, it is more likely due to something happening on the low side that allowed it to drop back such as failure of anchoring devices and even technique. Regardless, you are in the healing phase and you must complete that before you can...
