Smooth a prominent brow ridge and reshape the forehead for a softer profile — planned around your own sinus anatomy, not a generic template.
Reducing a heavy, prominent brow ridge is one of the more common requests in facial feminization work. Depending on your anatomy, this is typically contouring or reduction of the existing bone rather than adding volume, and it is planned from your CBCT scan so the plan accounts for your actual bone thickness rather than a generic estimate.
A full forehead plan often combines brow reduction with broader forehead reshaping, depending on whether you need reduction, reshaping, or both in different areas.
The brow and forehead area sits close to the frontal sinus, which is exactly why imaging matters so much in this region. Your CBCT scan shows your sinus anatomy before any design work happens, so the plan accounts for it in advance rather than it being discovered mid-surgery.
That’s precisely what the 3D design review is for. Before any procedure, you and your surgical team examine the digital model from every angle, including the profile view, so any concerns can be addressed well ahead of surgery.
See our Brow / Forehead Implant FAQs for more on reduction versus augmentation and what to expect.
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