Female brow bone reduction - am I a suitable candidate? (Photo)

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I'm considering a brow bone reduction procedure. I am a cisgender female. I seem to have quite a prominent brow bone. It may only be a minor imperfection, but as a strong brow bone is associated more as a masculine feature I am considering it. I think it would help my confidence and to feel more conventionally feminine. I am hoping it is a relatively simple procedure, as simple as it can be I suppose. So am I a suitable candidate for this procedure? Is it advised to combine with brow lift?

Toby Mayer, MD · Answer

Brow bone reduction for the cis gender female is best accomplished using the Irregular Trichophytic Browlift with or without hairline lowering and Brow bone reduction. I invented this procedure which does not leave a noticeable scar.

Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD · Answer

I do this procedure several times this week and you are correct about two things. (1) It is likely a beneficial procedure for you and (2) it reduces masculinity. We have studied this and found that a smoother forehead is consistently associated with a more feminine appearance.
The surgery is done on the top of your head so the incision is hidden. We typically adjust your brows to the most attractive position at the same time.
It is a safe procedure with fewer complications then getting your tonsils removed in my experience.
The entire surgery will take about 90 minutes at most.

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