Do the usual concerns regarding nose and chin implants (e.g. bone erosion, extrusion, skin thinning, shifting out of place, infection etc) apply equally to implants used for forehead augmentation? Or to a greater or lesser extent. And if so, do these risks also apply when a mallable, soft substance is inserted and kneaded into place by the doctor such as hydroxyapatite or pmma (not sure if I've got those right)?
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The time to do a forehead lift is jot so much age related . The indication fr a forehead lift is based on anatomy. Often young peoole have a geneticcially low-set brow.side effects are not age related but technique related . The off common side effect is temporary numbness.
I do not know the details of your coronal brow lift surgery, so I am assuming the nerve damage to which you are referring is some loss of sensation at the top part of your head. There is nothing to take for this issue. It may improve some over time, but there is frequently some loss of...
