I have a narrow head and while considering a temporal implant i have noticed that many reasults lead to a “ballon effect” where the head become very round. On me that would be even worse; so I was wondering if some kind of implant that covers the area in the picture is possible. My goal is to widen the skull from the top curve down to the zygomatic bone. Ps: Is a malar osteotomy adviced to help this kind of implant?
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It is possible to create moderate scalp advancement in forehead and temple areas to a certain degree. Only on the basis of in person evaluation and discussion about your goals one can give you more detailed answer. Be very careful when selecting your PS since this will require significant ...
I think your forehead is perfectly appropriate and attractive, and as an expert in lowering hairlines and reshaping foreheads, I feel you can trust my perspective.
This is not a commonly requested procedure, however, two options exist: Noninvasive filler placement: Radiesse would be your best option hear as it is calcium hydroxyapatite which is the filler which most resembles bone. It is a great way to start to make sure you like your results. The ...
