Forehead Reduction Surgery

Forehead Reduction Surgery is a procedure that lowers the hairline by approximately 1.5–2.0 cm to correct a broad Forehead and create ideal Forehead proportions suited to the facial ratio. Because the hairline itself is lowered, even fine hairs are preserved. The incision is made along the hairline so the scar is not easily visible, and the procedure can be performed multiple times at intervals of one year or longer.

Improves the Forehead line to ideally suit facial proportions. Naturally corrects both the Forehead line and hairline without a Hair Transplant.

Recommended for the following individuals

Those with a wide vertical Forehead dimension relative to their Face

Those with angular, recessed hairlines on both sides

Those with a broad M-shaped Forehead

Those with an uneven Forehead line

Features of Opera's Forehead Reduction Surgery

· Naturally reduces the width of a broad frontal and lateral Forehead · Lowers the hairline while preserving even fine hairs · Incisions are made along the hairline, making surgical marks less visible · Reduction surgery can be performed multiple times at one-year intervals

Forehead Reduction Surgery Procedure

STEP 1. Fine incision

A fine incision is made along the hairline.

STEP 2. Crease lowering

The scalp side is dissected and moved downward to lower the hairline. The Forehead skin overlapping the hairline is removed at this time.

STEP 3. Meticulous suturing

Meticulous suturing is performed with sufficient time to create a natural line.

Surgery Information

| Surgery time: Approximately 1–2 hours | Anesthesia: Sedation anesthesia | Suture removal: 1 week | Hospitalization: Not required | Recovery period: Quick return to daily activities

System for Safe Surgery

· A board-certified anesthesiologist provides individualized anesthesia care, from preoperative testing through recovery. · Through preoperative consultation, a personalized anesthesia method is selected based on each individual's constitution and characteristics. · Dantrolene, a treatment for malignant hyperthermia, is available in preparation for unexpected situations. · University hospital-level surgical equipment, including a cardiac defibrillator and blood pressure monitoring devices, as well as an emergency backup power generation system, are in place. · Medical staff regularly check your progress through rounds until you awaken from anesthesia and return to daily life.

Please Be Sure to Check

Surgical methods and results may vary depending on the individual's condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.