Forehead Reduction
- People whose forehead is out of proportion with their face
- People with a wide, large, or high forehead
- People with drooping eyes or eyebrows
Ideal Forehead Proportions
The Golden Ratio 1:1:1
Hairline-to-eyebrow ratio: 1/3 of the face
Eyebrow-to-tip-of-nose ratio : 1/3 of the face
Tip-of-nose-to-chin ratio : 1/3 of the face
Forehead Reduction Surgery
Chanisa Cosmetics Clinic’s special technique secures the advanced scalp in place, preventing tension from pulling the forehead tissue back into a high or wide position. This keeps tension off the incision line and helps prevent potential complications.
✔️ Maintains balanced forehead proportions without making the forehead look too high or wide
✔️ Prioritizes safety and supports proper tissue healing
✔️ Protects hair roots to reduce shedding and encourage regrowth
✔️ Designs the incision to blend naturally with the hairline
✔️ Conceals the incision line to suit each individual
Incision Along the Hairline
Helps the incision blend naturally with the hair
The zigzag incision follows the natural direction of hair growth, helping it blend more seamlessly with the hairlineMakes the scar less noticeable
A straight incision may be more visible, while a zigzag incision helps distribute skin contraction, making the scar less distinctly linear and less prominentEncourages hair growth
The zigzag technique can help hair grow through the incision area more easily, allowing future hair growth to conceal the scarCreates a more natural look
The zigzag edge keeps the reshaped hairline from looking too harsh or straight, helping the result look more natural
Steps in Forehead Reduction
- Design the forehead reduction to achieve balanced proportions
- Remove the scalp skin according to the design
- Advance the upper scalp skin forward by an appropriate amount
- Close and refine the incision to create an attractive-looking forehead
Potential Risks
All surgery carries risks, but complications are uncommon when performed by a doctor.Forehead reduction may carry risks such as
- Wound separation or partial tissue necrosis if the area is pulled too tightly
- Some hair loss may occur
- Temporary numbness, which usually resolves on its own
- Visible scarring if the wound is not closed carefully enough
Forehead Reduction vs. Hair Transplant
Forehead Reduction Results
The Forehead Reduction Process
