What are the different types of forehead reduction procedures?
Forehead reduction surgery to reduce the length of the forehead can be performed in 2 ways. A hair transplant can be used to graft hair and recreate a new hairline that is lower. A forehead reduction surgery can be performed, where part of the forehead is excised and the scalp is advanced forward.
How is Hairline Lowering Surgery Performed?
Hairline lowering is a surgical procedure where the hairline is repositioned to achieve a more aesthetically pleasing forehead-to-hair ratio. Dr Rayess carefully plans and executes the procedure, considering factors such as the patient's facial anatomy, scalp laxity and existing hairline. The surgery often involves adjusting the position of the scalp and hairline to create a natural and harmonious look. It can also be combined with a browlift.
Who is a good candidate for hairline lowering surgery?
Ideal candidates for hairline lowering surgery are individuals who are dissatisfied with the height of their forehead and desire a more balanced facial appearance. Candidates should be in good overall health and have realistic expectations about the outcome. During your consultation, Dr Rayess will assess your specific case, discuss your goals, and determine whether hairline lowering surgery is the right option for you.
What are the advantages of hairline lowering surgery compared to hair transplant?
In hairline lowering surgery, the entire scalp is mobilized forward. Therefore the density of hair is higher than it would be with a hair transplant. In addition, you will see the results instantaneously.
Is hairline lowering surgery painful?
Hairline lowering surgery typically involves local anesthesia and IV sedation to minimize discomfort during the procedure. Patients may experience mild discomfort or soreness in the days following surgery, but this can be managed with prescribed medications. The pain is generally well-tolerated, and most individuals find it to be a minor aspect of the overall process.
What is the Recovery from Hairline Lowering Surgery?
Recovering from hairline lowering surgery is a crucial phase that requires proper care and attention to ensure optimal results. While individual experiences may vary, here's a general overview of what to expect during the recovery process:
Immediate Post-Operative Period: Immediately after hairline lowering surgery, patients may experience some swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort around the forehead and scalp. The surgical site will be covered with a bandage or dressing, and it's essential to follow the post-operative care instructions. The dressing will be removed on the first day after surgery.
First Week: During the first week of recovery, it's common to have some swelling and bruising. Patients are advised to keep their head elevated and avoid activities that may increase blood flow to the head, such as bending or strenuous exercise.
Stitches and Staples: These are typically removed one week after surgery.
Immediate Post-Operative Period: Immediately after hairline lowering surgery, patients may experience some swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort around the forehead and scalp. The surgical site will be covered with a bandage or dressing, and it's essential to follow the post-operative care instructions. The dressing will be removed on the first day after surgery.
First Week: During the first week of recovery, it's common to have some swelling and bruising. Patients are advised to keep their head elevated and avoid activities that may increase blood flow to the head, such as bending or strenuous exercise.
Stitches and Staples: These are typically removed one week after surgery.
Are there any risks or side effects associated with hairline lowering surgery?
Like any surgical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects associated with hairline lowering. Some common risks include infection, scarring, sensory disturbances and reaction to the anesthesia.
How much does a hairline lowering surgery in Tampa cost?
The cost of hairline lowering surgery is between $7800-$8800. Including the cost of the facility fees. We offer interest free financing options