How to make your forehead fuller without plastic surgery

Some people feel that their forehead is not full, which makes it look unattractive and greatly affects their overall image. So they have to find ways to improve it. But now the best way is plastic surgery. However, plastic surgery can cause great damage to people's faces. It is better to use other methods that cause less damage to your face to improve this situation.

1. Botox to smooth forehead wrinkles

In the early stages of wrinkles, a small amount of botulinum toxin can be injected to smooth out forehead wrinkles and 川字纹 (dynamic fine lines that appear when frowning) that only appear when facial expressions are obvious. After injection, small dynamic wrinkles on the forehead can be removed and the skin can be brightened. After injecting botulinum toxin, forehead wrinkles and wrinkles will completely disappear in 3-4 days. However, this method can usually only last for 6-7 months, and then it needs to be continued. This non-invasive wrinkle removal method is very popular in the United States and other Western countries, and is now becoming popular in my country as well.

2. Forehead augmentation with hyaluronic acid injection

Hyaluronic acid is used to fill a sunken forehead, and the effect is more obvious. Its advantages are a short recovery period and less limitation of effect determined by dosage. As for the disadvantage, it is only effective for about a year, and then it needs to be repeatedly injected to maintain the effect, so it is more expensive. At the same time, insufficient dosage may also cause sequelae such as unevenness or even bumpy particles. A very small number of people also experience foreign body reactions and local redness and swelling after injection. Therefore, it is recommended that those who seek beauty should find a plastic surgeon in a regular hospital to give you the injection.

3. Autologous fat augmentation surgery

Excess fat is extracted from other parts of the body (mostly the thighs or buttocks), purified and extracted, and then injected into the forehead or temples (temporalis). The advantage of this method is that it uses autologous tissue and has no rejection reaction. It can not only be used for local filling, but also can plump up the forehead and temples at the same time, with more obvious effects. The disadvantages are that the swelling time is longer and there is a problem with autologous fat absorption. The survival rate of a single fat injection is about 50%, and sometimes multiple injections are required.

4. Forehead lift

Everyone is familiar with the "face lift" surgery, which involves cutting the skin along the hairline and smoothing out wrinkles through loosening, tightening, suspending, and fixing techniques, just like flattening a tablecloth.

Facelift surgery can solve the problems of crow's feet, wrinkles, nasolabial folds, etc. on the face. It is "short, flat and fast" and is generally suitable for people with mild facial skin sagging and no obvious excess skin. However, if the skin is very loose and a large area of ​​excess skin needs to be removed, this method is not suitable.