Are there options to reduce the appearance of scars from brow bone reductions for individuals with a receding hair line?

Good Morning! I agree that separating procedures is a good idea. This gives you and the surgeon a chance to evaluate all the results after swelling is down. I would recommend waiting at least 3 months between major cases. The open rhinoplasty will cause a decent amount of swelling and will...

Good Morning! A brow bone reduction can achieve good improvement, though it should be performed carefully so as to not create asymmetry or permanent deformity which can be very difficult to correct. If the area is bony, camouflage above may be a good option. If there's prominent muscle nearby,...

We do this often, and while I am not certain based on this short description that it is right for you, it is a safe and effective procedure. Fat grafting to the forehead is not recommended.

Brow bone Reduction in the female. The best method for this in my opinion is the Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Lift with Hairline Lowering and Brow bone Reduction which I invented. If properly done this will not leave a noticeable scar and you can return to work in a week. Make sure you see...

We do a lot of these procedures. The bone above can be set back, but not completely. That's a good way to reduce the prominence there. I recommend that more than any kind of implant. Also, some hair grafts are an option to reduce the amount of visible scalp.

Producing bossing of the forehead it’s pretty straightforward. The incision can be made in different places depending on each individual and was trying to be achieved. For example if someone had a large forehead then the hairline can be lowered by having a hairline incision. Typically a b...