Supra-orbital Rim Augmentation and Brow Lift?

While the approach you mentioned could be done, with a coronal brow lift and augmentation of the supra-orbital brow area, there might be an easier way.  We're having nice results with fat grafting to the brow area in cases where only a mild to moderate correction is required.  Particularly works well for the aging face, and has the benefit of adjustability with a minor in-office procedure, if needed.

See your local PS to discuss your options.

You are referring to hydroxyapatite bone substitute ("cements"). Several types are available and often used in craniofacial surgery. The brow lift and  supraorbital brow bone augmentation  can be done through the same incision. It is also possible, more popular and eiaser to use fat transfer to augment this area

Brow augmentation can be done with either a preformed implant or bone cements. Kryptonite cement is no longer commercially available although there are other hydroxyapatite cements that function just the same. Since a browlift is needed, both brow bone augmentation and the lift can be done through the same incision.