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Concerns regarding brow bone reduction - is there a big risk for losing sensation? Can I have this procedure with sinusitis?

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Easygoing540291Feb 9, 2023

I am always worried about losing sensation if I get brow bone reduction. How will my scalp and forehead feel if the sensation does not entirely go back? Also, as someone with sinusitis, how will the surgery affect it? Can I have the surgery even if I have sinusitis? Brow bone reduction has a lot of risks, as doctors, how will your technique reduce its risk?

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