The incision healed, but I still have pain all across my head. It feels like I'm being burned & like my skin is being pinched hard. There's a prickly feeling, & around the incision it's quite numb. I have a headache all the time. (I've always been prone to them, now it's worse). I'd see my surgeon (who I believe did a great job and who explained the risks quite thoroughly), but what could he do? Is this normal? Is it likely to go away? There's no point to a photo as it all looks just fine. It just hurts.
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I routinely inject fat to the forehead on my facial fat grafting patients with good results. Some patients would need more than one session for optimal fullness. In my experience, the outcome is natural and carries less risk than placement of a forehead implant. Hope that helps.
Thank you for Shean for your question.Assuming your scars heal well and you have no personal or family history of dark or raised scars (keloids), you could consider a hairline incision, an advancement of your scalp forward (lowering the hairline) and at the same time, raising your eyebrows....
Thank you for your question.You are very young yet you do have heavy eyebrows, which secondarily gives you the 'look' of heavy upper lids. The issue is with the brow and likely mom or dad had the same in their 20's.A brow lift is an option with you and there are various techniques to...
