Sloping forehead? What are my options? (Photo)

Medicare may cover certain facial procedures usually considered "cosmetic" around the eye (e.g eyelid surgery or eyelid lift) when the criteria of "medically necessary" if fully met.When the eyelid excess of skin covers usually more than 30 % of the upper vision filed ( determined by an...

Fat grafts work wonderfully to contour and straighten foreheads.I have used fat grafts in this manner frequently in conjunction with rhinoplasty.Hope this helps

Your brows are showing sagging and by so doing are creating extra upper eyelid lid. (pushing them down) They appear to be sagging asymmetrically which is why one eye now looks different than the other. A browlift with or without upper blepharoplasty is likely the best corrective approach.

You may need another surgery. Deep scar needs to be removed (shaped) either through same endoscopic approach or direct approach. A small horizontal incision over current deformity will allow surgeon to remove (reshape) current deformity leaving barely visible 1.5-2cm long scar hidden in the...

Dear Cherryblossom, I perform endoscopic brow lifts on a weekly basis and have been doing so for over 25 years and I am completely unfamiliar with any of my patients having this complaint. I see that you had your surgery over two and a half years ago so you are fully healed. I would seek some...

Be careful! The likely reason that your left eyebrow is higher is because it is compensating for a droopier left upper eyelid (ptosis), so it is a compensatory mechanism. The solution would be left upper eyelid ptosis surgery, not brow surgery.  Your left upper eyelid may not look droopy...