Brow Bone Reduction: “ Endoscopic Brow Bone Reduction for a Softer Impression ”

Correcting protruding brow bones to achieve a gentle impression: When the brow bones are excessively prominent, the eyes and forehead appear relatively sunken, creating a strong and harsh impression. In such cases, the forehead or brow area is often filled with filler or Fat Graft, but this may risk making the face appear larger. Through endoscopic brow bone reduction, we address the root cause — improving your appearance while maintaining a slimmer facial profile.

Surgery Duration: Approx. 1 hour

Anesthesia: IV Sedation

Hospitalization: Not Required

Suture Removal: After 7 days

Follow-up Visits: 1 time

Recovery Period: 7 days

*Results may vary depending on the patient's condition and surgical method.

FULL HD Endoscope

Small incisions reduce scarring and bleeding, minimize the risk of sensory abnormalities, and cause less damage to surrounding tissue — resulting in faster recovery.

who: Candidates for Brow Bone Reduction

Brow bone reduction is recommended for the following patients.

✓Patients concerned about prominent brow bones
✓Patients with a harsh impression due to prominent brow bones
✓Patients who desire a smooth forehead line
✓Patients whose forehead center appears sunken due to prominent brow bones
✓Patients seeking permanent improvement results

key point: Comparison of Brow Bone Reduction Surgical Methods

Options for improving prominent brow bones include endoscopic brow bone reduction, forehead Fat Graft, and forehead implant surgery — however, the fundamental solution is to directly reduce the brow bone itself.

Surgery Type

Endoscopic Brow Bone Reduction

Forehead Fat Graft

Forehead Implant Surgery

Surgical Method

A method of inserting an endoscope to meticulously and accurately dissect nerves and blood vessels,
then reshaping the brow bone

A method of harvesting autologous fat from another
area and grafting it onto the forehead

A method of making an incision in the
scalp to insert an implant into the forehead

Anesthesia

IV Sedation

Recovery Period

7 Days

Duration of Results

Permanent

Non-permanent; varies by individual

Removal required if implant-related issues arise

Disadvantages

None

Fat survival rate varies by individual

Implant-related complications may occur

plan: Brow Bone Reduction Surgical Procedure

Two vertical incisions inside the hairline

Dissection while directly visualizing nerves and blood vessels with Full HD endoscope

Shaving 2–3mm of the protruding brow bone

Microsurgical suturing of incision site to minimize scarring

While volumizing methods such as forehead implants or Fat Graft are available, directly reducing the protruding area is the most fundamental and permanent solution.

Surgical Benefits

Improved Likable Appearance: Reducing the prominent brow bones that create a strong, harsh impression to achieve a softer and more approachable look

Smooth Forehead Line: Removing the prominent area to improve the forehead into a smooth and naturally curved line

Permanent Results: Directly reducing the root cause — the brow bone itself — for results that last permanently

Minimal Scarring: Incisions inside the hairline and precise surgery with a high-resolution endoscope minimize scarring and bleeding

before & after: Before & After Photos

Brow Bone Reduction: Before & After Photos

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Recovery time may vary by individual after surgery, and side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur.

Brow Bone Reduction

“ Endoscopic Brow Bone Reduction for a Softer Impression ”

Candidates for Brow Bone Reduction

Comparison of Brow Bone Reduction Surgical Methods

Brow Bone Reduction Surgical Procedure

Surgical Benefits