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

Thank you for your question. Yes both can be done at the same time. If makes an incision over the front of the hair line they can lower the hairline. I hope you find this information useful.  

 When performing a browlift, its important the patients understand that the hairline must  raised or lowered during the procedure, all depending upon where the incision is placed. When lowering the hairline, a coronal approach incision will be placed at the hairline, and excess skin that is removed is the non-hair bearing skin, so that will bring the hairline downwards. In addition to  adjusting the hairline and lifting the brows, asymmetrical eyebrows can also be adjusted along with the frontalis and corrugator wrinkles of the forehead can be softened. For many examples, please see the link and the video below