Why is my forehead like this? Everyone I've seen has a flat normal forehead.

Lowering your hairline via hair transplants or a hairline lowering procedure, would frame your face much differently.  Your hairline starts at a point much further back (not measureable in photos without a flexible ruler in the same photo) than the beginning of the curvature of your forehead/scalp.  An in person visit would help to determine your eligibility for either procedure based on many factors revealed during the history and physical. 

Yes, your forehead does appear very large, but the main reason for this is your high hairline.  You do also seem to have a rounded forehead, but feature is exaggerated by how far back your hairline begins.  Some patients develop a high hairline due to progressive hair loss, but many are just born that way.  For you, this feature sounds like it was a gift from your father.  Lowering your hairline will make a big difference in the apparent size of your forehead.  This can be done with either hair grafting or with a procedure that moves your whole scalp forward.  You do not need to have any of the bone adjusted.  You have some small bumps on your skin that look like blocked sebaceous glands.  There are several skin care products and procedures that can improve these dramatically including retin a, peels, and laser treatments.  These treatments need to be tailored to your skin quality and tone, so sit down with a cosmetic surgeon or a cosmetic dermatologist and they can make recommendations after a thorough exam. This might be the best way to start, if you can improve the skin quality of your forehead you may find that it's size does not bother you as much.  

Bryan Rolfes, MD

Your current hairline has framed your face in a manner where your forehead appears more prominent.  Your 2 options would be a frontal hairline restoration or excisional forehead reduction.