I'm currently four months post my rhinoplasty procedure, during which I had a Radix rib graft (Diced cartilage in fascia) performed. I'm interested in undergoing a type three brow bone reduction, but I have concerns about how this might affect the graft. In hindsight, I'm thinking that I should have considered forehead contouring before the rhinoplasty to better align with my current goals.

It's understandable to have concerns about how a type three brow bone reduction may impact the radix rib graft performed during your rhinoplasty procedure. Since the radix rib graft involves diced cartilage in fascia, altering the brow bone could potentially affect the placement and stability of the graft in the nasal bridge area. Now it’s best for you to wait until your nasal bones and tissues fully heal, which can take up to a year, then consider having a brow bone reduction.

Emre bingol

Is it possible to undergo a brow bone reduction procedure after having a rhinoplasty?

I'm seeking advice on the most suitable procedure or solution for my prominent brow. Given my naturally deep-set eyes, my brow bone can give the impression of appearing overly aggressive or disinterested, particularly when I wear glasses. It can even seem as if I lack eyebrows in certain instances. To provide a better understanding, I've attached images of my face in a completely relaxed state and how I typically appear.

Facial feminization surgery for the female with sad eyes and male brow bones. These issues can be improved with the Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Lift and Orbital Bone Reduction with or without Hairline Lowering. I invented this procedure and if done by an experienced surgeon will give you a more feminine and attractive appearance. Make sure you see the actual hairline with the hair pulled back.

Toby Mayer

Could you provide recommendations regarding whether a brow lift or brow bone reduction would be advisable?

I naturally have low brows, which result in hooding over my eyes, and I'm looking to eliminate this feature. I'm a 24-year-old cis-male, and while some people appreciate the hooded appearance, it's not something I desire. The brow and eye shape I find attractive involve having very straight brows and a fully visible upper eyelid across the entire eye. After consulting with various surgeons, a leading FFS (Facial Feminization Surgery) specialist in London recommended Brow Bone Reduction as the solution. Other surgeons have mentioned that a blepharoplasty would not achieve the desired outcome. I'd appreciate your thoughts on this, and I'm happy to provide further clarification if needed.

Thank you for the photos which are very helpful. Yo are absolutely right that you have hooding/ptosis of the lateral brows. This is however complicated with the presence of an underling bony deformity, the frontal bone bossing. In my opinion, blepharoplasty alone will be completely the wrong treatment for you. On the other hand you will get a a reasonable result a with a brow lift. There are different types of brow lift and the limited lateral approach is likely to give you the best outcome. Having said that, if you do wish to get the best results, it will certainly require a combination of the frontoplasty to address the bony deformity in combination with a lateral brow lift. Stay away from a blepharoplasty alone as you are likely to be left dissatisfied with the outcome.

Samuel Mattine

Can Orbital Bone Contouring, specifically Brow Bone Reduction, assist me in achieving the desired eye shape?

Is it possible to undergo a reduction of one side of the brow bone?

Hello, All issues you mentioned about brow bone can be addressed to browlift surgery with Piezo technique in the right hands. Your brow bone can be addressed with a well-executed brow bone rasping operation with the help of the technological method “Piezo “ which provides the best results and the easiest recovery (not the classical method) by entering through an incision made from the bottom of the upper brow line. You can get the look you want with this operation, which is performed with the latest technology piezo technique. Piezo technology will protect your soft tissues and provide you with maximum recovery fastly. Since this technological piezo method offers a much more sensitive and attentive working opportunity than classical methods, it minimizes the risk of causing eyebrow hair loss. It allows you to have a very comfortable recovery period and return to your daily life immediately. You can visit the link below to learn more about the piezo technique. I recommend investigating the long-term outcomes of your surgeon. It is the best indicator of choosing a good surgeon for you. When researching your surgeon, please note whether all of their results are similar. Some surgeons copy their results to all their patients. If you see the same face lines in all of your surgeon's results, this is an indication that he or she did not tailor his results. Unfortunately, most surgeons give similar results and rarely perform personalized surgeries like me. One golden rule: Please do not have the surgery when you feel uncomfortable and in doubt with a surgeon you hesitate. The point to consider when looking for the best surgeon is the time between your surgeon's before and after photos. Postoperative photographs must be at least 1 year after the operation. Early results and intraoperative comparison photos are of no value. Secondly, make sure that you have a good communication with your surgeon and that he/she fully understands you.

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