Vertical forehead dent. Is there anything I can do to fix this? (Photo)

Frontal prominences or horns are common upper forehead bony prominences. They can be reduced by a bone burring technique done through a hairline incision. (you don't want to make the incision behind the hairline as you won't be able to turn the corner with the bone burring instrument...a...

Although you do not appear to have ptosis (droop) of the eyelids from the pictures presented, the first thing I think of with asymmetrical eyebrows is asymmetrical ptosis with one eyebrow trying to keep the worse eyelid elevated the same as the opposite side. You need an evaluation by a p...

The furrowing on your forehead may be as a result of excessive muscular tension in the area. The action of several muscles around the glabella could be the cause as they become enlarged. As the midline area is devoid of muscle to varying degrees it may create a furrow as the edges of the...

Hello, thank you for your question. There are many variants of the brow lift and depending upon the incisions made and the vector of pull different brow conformations can be created.

You are an attractive young woman and the amount of asymmetry you have is minor.The fact you can't see it in the mirror, just in pictures should give you a clue.However, if you wanted to do something about it, a combination of minor fat grafting to the right and subtle Lipo to the left could...

Your eyebrow position is excellent so there is no need for a brow lift based on this photo. Your hairline also seems to be in a normal position. You possibly do have mild eyelid ptosis (droopy) which may give you a more tired appearance. See an Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon (Oculoplastics) to ...