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Do I have a brow bossing? (Photo)

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Affectionate815409Mar 1, 2024

Hello, i have always thought to be very forehead/brow dominant. Does this seem like brow bossing ? Or am i being skeptical

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

This is a common procedure in my office. We can adjust the forehead and eyebrow bones to a smooth natural shape. It takes about 90 minutes and in the many hundreds we've done recovery is typically quick and smooth. Watch our videos to learn more.

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Zoran Potparic, MD

Bone prominences should be treated surgically, shaping the bone with a burr. However, you seem to have a very high forehead, making bone irregularities even more visible; asymmetry of eyebrows is another issue. An open forehead lift with an incision along the hairline would allow contouring of...

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Toby Mayer, MD

Brow bone reduction for the cis gender female is best accomplished using the Irregular Trichophytic Browlift with or without hairline lowering and Brow bone reduction. I invented this procedure which does not leave a noticeable scar.

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

I've written a few papers where those surgeries are done together and they are a common combination in my office. You would likely benefit from a few hair grafts as part of this as a scar on top of the head is required to reduce the brow bone. Watch our videos to learn more.

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

This photo is tough for answering this question, but, it could be done with filler, with botox, or with surgery to the nose or brow depending upon what you look like on exam (or in more easily assessed photos).

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Yasin Kursad Varsak, MD

In the photos, the cheeks and nose are not fully visible. Additionally, the visibility of the cornea and the radix of the nose allows us to measure the distance between them and provide information about whether there is a low radix. Apart from this, compared to the upper part of the forehead,...

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