Upper brow bone; I want to reshape my upper orbit. What do I do? (Photos)

your question is difficult to answer without photographs of you. The picture that you show of a good example is a patient of mine.  Submit photographs as described on my website and those of others to determine if what you want can be done. 

You are referring to brow bone reduction that reduces the underside of the brow bone. This is known as inferior brow bone reduction. This increases the vertical distance between the upper and lower orbital rims and opens up the eye. Techniques to do so are either a coronal or upper eyelid incisional approach. Each has their own advantages and disadvantages

Hi there,  It is possible to lift the brows from their position in the orbital bone and to contour the bone and soften the orbital rim. When the brow ridge is very pronounced, making the forehead flat and contouring it might require removing bone and setting it back. The reason the forehead bone grows like that is that there is sinus behind it that is filled with air (it is not solid bone). Sometimes the incisions required to be able to modify the bone of the orbit are much larger than the ones you  need to only lift the brows. Therefore it might not be worth pursuing the bone contouring in some cases for subtle changes. I hope this answer helps you!Good luck

It seems all the photos you included are of others, and none of you. Without an understanding of your anatomy it isn't possible to give any advice. Shaving the orbital rim is a procedure surgeons perform.