Here's a picture of the left side of my forehead with a neutral expression. As you can see there is a "dimple" of pinched skin, and next to that (harder to see, but easy to feel) there's a "crater" of sorts. When I press against the dimple I feel a hard nodule that I can make "crack" (like cracking knuckles) if I press hard enough. In addition, the skin on this side of my forehead is extremely loose compared to the other side (can pinch it). What is this and how could I minimize its appearance?
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Thank you for your question. If you have a hairline that starts sloping backwards on your forehead, hairstyling should hide it or an implant can be placed under the skin to give a more rounded look to your forehead. If you do not have hair, then hair transplants can also work....
Patients with asymmetric eyebrows can improve their physical
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treatment of asymmetric eyebrows, the patients could be treated with cosmetic
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What you have is a classic forehead deformity where the central part is more concave, leaving the brow bones and upper forehead as more prominent. This is not a desirable forehead shape particularly in a female. Your forehead can be reshaped by adding a bone cement material to make it smooth and...
