Is it possible to remove a "forehead reduction" scar? (photos)

Forehead reduction surgery has improved significantly over recent years. 

A number of techniques can be utilised to improve the scar to make it inconspicuous; a significant advance is the 'trichophytic closure' technique to improve the scar and in fact when this works well the scar should be very difficult to see. The technique involves shelving or staggering the incision so that on closure the two edges are slightly overlapping. One side, the deeper one, still has hair follicles at the base, the overlapping one rides over these. After healing progresses the hair follicles on the now covered deeper layer will grow out of the skin with the objective that they grow through the scar itself, thereby effectively concealing it. Sometimes there is a delay in the hair regrowing as the shock of surgery can put follicles into a sleeping phase or into a slower growing phase. Your pictures suggest that the scars are still in an early phase of healing. You may wish to discuss this with your surgeon. If, after allowing sufficient time for healing to complete there is still a visible scar it should be possible to revise it and improve the result in this fashion.

I hope that this information is helpful.

best wishes in your recovery.

The best way to treat this is with a hair transplant in front of the scar to hide it so no one can see it. If works very effectively as I have done many