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Does a brow bone reduction change the position of the brows?

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Hello04839Mar 29, 2024

I just wanna know, does a brow bone reduction change the position of the brows? I would like to preserve my low-set brows, but I don’t know if a brow bone reduction will change that.

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Zoran Potparic, MD

Using an open approach and placing a scar along your hairline would allow a craniofacial trained plastic surgeon to contour your forehead prominences, including supraorbital arches. With this approach one can also lower your hearline and make your forehead look less steep and shorter than now....

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Hello, hope you are well. Thanks for posting your photos and question! From an aesthetic point of view, I think you would see the greatest benefit from rhinoplasty. However, if your question is more practical in nature, you should know that you can do all of these procedures simultaneously (in...

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Hello, hope you are well. Based on these photos it doesn't appear that you have a particularly strong brow ridge, but more of a deep radix (the transition point from the glabella to the nose). Softening this by "raising the indent" can be done with a variety of minimally invasive techniques or...

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

Brow bossing is a normal male feature. I address this several times each week, but, typically it is an issue for women. Your brow bossing is not extreme, though it can be changed if it bothers you substantially.

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

This is a common procedure in my office. We can adjust the forehead and eyebrow bones to a smooth natural shape. It takes about 90 minutes and in the many hundreds we've done recovery is typically quick and smooth. Watch our videos to learn more.

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Bone prominences should be treated surgically, shaping the bone with a burr. However, you seem to have a very high forehead, making bone irregularities even more visible; asymmetry of eyebrows is another issue. An open forehead lift with an incision along the hairline would allow contouring of...

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