Is it possible to get a forehead lift and lower the hairline at the same time?

Thanks for the question. It can be a difficult topic and requires an extended conversation to go over the details. I recently wrote an editorial on this and you may find it helpful. Rather than simply retype it, I posted a link below. It is a three part editorial and you may find it helpful.James P. Bonaparte, MS, MSc, FRCSCFacial Cosmetic and Reconstructive SurgeryOttawa, Ontario, Canada

A pre-trichial or trichophytic lift is what you want.  In this surgery the incision is done at the front of the hairline.  Dissection is then done both down to the brow to elevate the brow, and also back over the top of the head.  The whole scalp can then be advanced, so that the forehead can be shortened at the same time the brow is elevated.  

Yes, your hairline can  be lowered to a certain degree.  The forehead lift incision is made in the first few hairs at the beginning of your hairline (pretrichial or trichophytic incision).  If the incision is carefully beveled, hairs can grow up through the scar during the healing process to help disguise the scar.  The hair-bearing scalp from behind the incision can be lifted and brought forward, lowering your hairline. At the same time, the forehead skin is elevated and lifted superiorly, the excess is trimmed to shortened the height of the forehead and lift the eyebrows. In addition, hair transplantation with single follicular unit grafts can help fill in the frontal hair and make it appear lower.