Loose/excess forehead skin. Fixes? (Photo)

Dear ArchieI would render a guess, that you have a lipoma. If the mass feels deep and rubbery, its likely a lipoma. If it feels right under your skin, it may be a cyst.I would suggest you see a properly trained surgeon who can examine you and give you proper guidance.

One of the known complications following a coronal brow lift is loss of hair in the suture closure line. This can be a temporary or permanent situation and the defining timeline is usually 6 months. If the hair doesn't grow back in that time, then it probably won't. The reason for this occurring...

Did you ever have your upper lids operated on before your endobrow?If so you may have an upper lid skin shortage and your body is fighting the endbrow(lift) to ensure your eyes close, preserving a healthy eye and vision.Sight unseen, you need the endobrow reversed or a skin graft/release to...

Follow  your doctors advice and try some tincture of time. I have seen this type of spasm and it takes about 1 year for evaluation.

Fortunately no tissue(scalp) is removed with the endoscopic technique, therefore, the forehead can be released and repositioned.Depending on  how long ago the procedure was done, your age, genetics, sun damage, smoking etc your upper eyelid tissue may be a bit "stretched"----and may require...

The photo is somewhat limited, but suggests a horizontal depression across most of your forehead above the supra-orbital ridges. These ridges are exaggerated areas of bone formation above the eyebrows and are a characteristic seen in male skulls. Normally there is a depression above these bony...