8 Facts About Hairline Lowering That Will Blow Your Mind

A large forehead or high hairline can cause self-esteem issues and divert people’s attention away from a person’s best features. As a result, many people end up wearing hats or resort to hairstyles specifically aimed at covering up their hairlines or foreheads. Some women go as far as to never even consider hairstyles like a ponytail for this reason. There are a lot of reasons for a high hairline like genetics, past surgeries, or even hair loss. Many people put up with this problem simply because they are unaware that there is a procedure that can help both men and women reduce the size of their forehead which in turn, lowers their hairline. This procedure is known as a hairline advancement procedure and also as a forehead reduction procedure. When the average hairline begins at approximately 5 to 6.5 centimeters above the brows, anything higher than this gives a larger forehead (and higher hairline) look, causing a face to seem like it is disproportionate. Let’s chat about some facts about the procedure that can help with this problem below! 

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10 Myths about Facelift Surgery Uncovered

 

Our society thrives on being youthful. Looking and feeling younger is not only desirable, it is becoming more attainable as science and technology progress. Facelift surgery is growing more popular as women and men grow concerned about their physical appearances. Some people want to look younger to compete in the job market while others find it necessary to feel more confident in their social lives. As facelift options become known through word of mouth and advertising, so do misconceptions.

A facelift is an actual surgical procedure. In general terms, skin is lifted and tightened to smooth out wrinkles and reduce sagginess. It may also involve the removal or repositioning of fat to improve plumpness near the eyes or in the jawline. Before you consider having a facelift procedure done, you need to know the truth beneath the hype and the rumor mills.

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Dr. Douglas Sidle, Facial plastic surgeon

Galter Pavilion, 675 N St Clair St Ste 15-200