I Want to Have Heartshaped Hairline on my Forehead is That Possible Without Surgery?

As long as you have a good hairline,and do not have a tendency for receding hairline, a hairline browlift can be effective. However, with properly place botox injections to the corrugator muscle, you may also be able raise the head of the brow as well. Your lower lids do not need surgery...

Endoscopic browlifts are a good technique to use for patients with mild to moderate eye brow droop and think skin. But even in the best circumstances, I have not found them to be as long lasting as open [trichophytic or coronal] browlifts. You state that you don't want a "coronal" browlift,...

Laser hair removal will work. But you need to understand that it will be permanent. The idea to have your hair cut/styled/shaved to the way you like it first is a great one. That way you can assess if you truly happy with that before you get the laser done.

Yes, you would be good candidate for a hairline lowering. This can be done through an incision just through the edge of the hairline in a beveled fashion so that when the incision heals, the hairs can grow through the scar and minimize visibility. Hair transplantation is also an option for you.

It is unlikely that your body is "rejecting" the screw. More likely is that it may have become infected. Follow up with the surgeon. It is important to know what type of screws were used so that your surgeon can have the proper tools to remove them.

Endoscopic vs. lateral or temporal browlift differs in the way the brow is pulled. I do not like temporal or endoscopic forehead lifts as the temporal- lateral brow lift raises the outer part of the brow and often makes the person look evil> The endoscopic brow lift is fine IF you have a low...