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Review of your lateral photograph reveals a forehead slope approximating that of your nasal profile, a horizontal forehead depression and a high hairline.Question: do you also have a somewhat low flat eyebrows? Do you use neurotoxins(Botox,etc) to raise your brows?Fat grafting has been used predictably to set off the forehead slope from the nasal profile and create a youthful convex forehead. This has the added benefits of supporting and shaping the brows as well as creating the illusion of a lowered the hairline.Hope this helps.
The sloped upper forehead can be augmented with bone cement for a more convex shape. At the same time the frontal hairline can be advanced. Both can be done through a hairline or pretrichial incision.
Lowering your hairline, whather is achieved by surgically advancing the scalp or by hair transplants, can improve the appearance of your forehead from both the front and the side. Your scalp flexibility is important to determine as to whether or not you can have a one stage hairline lowering operation.
The easiest way to correct your sloping forehead is to lower your very high hairline which would also improve facial proportions. I suggest using the Irregular Trichophytic Hairline Incision that we described many years ago so you have normal uniform density of the hair in the front of your scalp and have total freedom of hair styling.
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...
Thank you for your question about forehead lift.Yes, reshaping the forehead is possible. This is usually accomplished with one of the following:Custom implant placementBone recontouringApplication of bone cement or bone substitute To be sure, see two or more board-certified providers in...
Hi jmglz93. Thank you for the photos. It is normal to see some horizontal creases develop over time from raising up your eyebrows-these are treated with injections of Botox, Dysport or Xeomin. We all have underlying asymmetries between the right and left side of our face (they...
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...
I've been doing brow lifting for more than 35 years and I've never had a patient have the symptoms you are having. You don't state how long it is been since your surgery. See a very experienced brow lift surgeon for an examination and cause of your problem.
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...
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