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Uneven Forehead Fat - would a fat transfer be beneficial? (Photos)

I've had a dent in my forehead for years. No injuries. Just looks like the fat slid out. If I scrunch my forehead you can see how uneven the fat is. I'd like to try something other than botox or fillers (I've I've never done either). Would fat transfer be beneficial at all?

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