Brow Bone Reduction Surgery (Supraorbital Ridge Reduction)

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery, also known as Supraorbital Ridge Reduction or Forehead Bone Reduction Surgery, is a specialized facial bone contouring procedure designed to reduce the prominence of the brow ridge and create a smoother, more balanced upper facial appearance.

The brow ridge, formed by the frontal bone above the eyes, varies naturally in size and shape among individuals. In some people, a prominent brow ridge may contribute to a heavier upper facial appearance or create facial proportions that do not align with their aesthetic goals. Brow Bone Reduction Surgery reshapes the frontal bone while preserving important anatomical structures, with the aim of achieving natural-looking facial harmony.

Some individuals seek this procedure because of naturally prominent forehead anatomy, while others may undergo Brow Bone Reduction Surgery as part of a broader facial contouring plan or gender-affirming treatment after appropriate clinical evaluation. The decision to proceed is individualized and based on comprehensive facial assessment.

Depending on the patient’s anatomy, Brow Bone Reduction Surgery may be performed alone or combined with other facial procedures, such as:

Forehead Contouring Surgery
Brow Lift
Hairline Lowering Surgery
Rhinoplasty
Facial Feminization Surgery
Facial Fat Grafting
Blepharoplasty

At Aesthedoc Clinic, every Brow Bone Reduction procedure is planned by experienced Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Specialists using detailed facial analysis, advanced imaging when indicated, and evidence-based surgical techniques to improve upper facial balance while prioritizing patient safety.

What is Brow Bone Reduction Surgery?

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery is a facial skeletal procedure that reshapes the supraorbital ridge, the bony prominence above the eyes, to reduce excessive projection and create a smoother forehead contour.

The procedure is customized according to each patient’s anatomy. Depending on the thickness of the frontal bone and the prominence of the brow ridge, surgery may involve:

Bone contouring
Bone shaving
Frontal bone remodeling
Reconstruction of the anterior frontal sinus wall (when clinically indicated)

The goal is to improve upper facial harmony while maintaining structural stability and protecting the surrounding nerves, sinuses, and soft tissues.

Brow and Forehead Anatomy

Successful Brow Bone Reduction Surgery requires a thorough understanding of upper facial anatomy.

Important structures include:

Frontal bone
Supraorbital ridge
Frontal sinus
Supraorbital nerve
Supratrochlear nerve
Frontalis muscle
Eyebrows
Upper eyelids
Forehead skin and soft tissue
Blood vessels supplying the forehead

Protecting these structures is essential to preserve normal sensation, facial movement, and function while achieving aesthetic improvements.

What is the Supraorbital Ridge?

The supraorbital ridge is the bony prominence located directly above the eye sockets.

Its size and shape vary naturally based on genetics, sex, ethnicity, and individual skeletal development.

In some individuals, a prominent brow ridge may create:

A heavier upper facial appearance
Deeper-set eyes
More angular forehead contours
Facial imbalance when compared with other facial features

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery addresses these concerns by reshaping the bone to improve facial proportions while maintaining natural appearance.

Why is Brow Bone Reduction Surgery Performed?

Patients may choose Brow Bone Reduction Surgery for a variety of reasons, including:

Naturally prominent brow ridge
Upper facial imbalance
Desire for a smoother forehead contour
Facial asymmetry
Reconstruction following facial trauma
Congenital forehead prominence
Gender-affirming facial surgery after appropriate evaluation

The objective is to improve overall facial harmony while preserving normal function and maintaining individualized facial characteristics.

Conditions Brow Bone Reduction Surgery May Address

Prominent Brow Ridge

The procedure can reduce excessive prominence of the supraorbital ridge to create a smoother upper facial contour.

Heavy Forehead Appearance

Patients with a pronounced frontal bone may benefit from forehead reshaping to improve facial balance.

Upper Facial Asymmetry

Customized bone contouring may improve mild to moderate asymmetry of the brow region.

Congenital Forehead Prominence

Some patients are born with naturally prominent frontal bone anatomy that may be improved through individualized surgical planning.

Facial Imbalance

Reducing brow projection may improve harmony between the forehead, nose, cheeks, chin, and jawline.

Reconstructive Indications

Selected patients with post-traumatic deformities or reconstructive needs may benefit from brow bone remodeling following comprehensive evaluation.

Benefits of Brow Bone Reduction Surgery

Potential benefits include:

Smoother forehead contour
Reduced brow ridge prominence
Improved upper facial balance
Better facial proportions
Enhanced profile
Improved facial symmetry
Permanent structural improvement
Individualized treatment planning
Natural-looking results
Increased confidence

Who is a Good Candidate?

You may be a suitable candidate if you:

Have a prominent brow ridge
Desire improved upper facial balance
Have completed facial skeletal growth
Are in good general health
Have realistic expectations
Do not smoke or are willing to stop before surgery

Suitability is determined through a comprehensive consultation and facial assessment.

Who May Not Be a Suitable Candidate?

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery may not be appropriate for individuals with:

Active facial or sinus infections
Uncontrolled medical conditions
Poor wound healing
Unrealistic expectations
Medical conditions that significantly increase surgical risk

Alternative treatment options will be discussed if surgery is not appropriate.

Types of Brow Bone Reduction Techniques

The surgical approach depends on the patient’s anatomy and imaging findings.

Type I – Bone Burring (Bone Shaving)

Suitable for patients with mild brow ridge prominence and adequate frontal bone thickness.

Advantages include:

Less extensive surgery
Shorter operative time
Direct contour refinement
Permanent results

Type II – Limited Frontal Bone Remodeling

Selected patients may require limited reshaping of the anterior frontal bone when additional correction is needed.

Type III – Frontal Sinus Wall Setback

Patients with significant brow prominence related to the frontal sinus anatomy may require removal, reshaping, and repositioning of the anterior frontal sinus wall.

This is a more advanced procedure performed only when clinically indicated.

Combined Brow Bone Reduction

Brow Bone Reduction may be combined with:

Forehead Contouring
Brow Lift
Hairline Lowering Surgery
Rhinoplasty
Facial Fat Grafting

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery vs Forehead Contouring

Feature	Brow Bone Reduction	Forehead Contouring
Primary Target	Supraorbital ridge	Entire forehead
Bone Reshaping	✔	✔
Frontal Sinus Remodeling	Sometimes	Sometimes
Improves Brow Prominence	✔	Limited
Improves Overall Forehead Shape	Partial	✔
Permanent Results	✔	✔

Consultation and Evaluation

Your consultation includes:

Detailed medical history
Facial examination
Assessment of brow ridge projection
Forehead contour analysis
Facial symmetry evaluation
Skin quality assessment
Review of previous surgeries
Clinical photography
CT imaging when required
Discussion of treatment goals and realistic expectations

Advanced planning helps determine the safest and most effective surgical technique.

Preparing for Brow Bone Reduction Surgery

Patients are generally advised to:

Stop smoking at least 4–6 weeks before and after surgery
Avoid aspirin and certain blood-thinning medications under medical supervision
Complete recommended laboratory investigations
Undergo imaging studies if requested
Maintain a healthy diet and hydration
Follow fasting instructions before anesthesia
Arrange transportation home after surgery
Carefully follow all personalized preoperative instructions

Proper preparation helps optimize safety, supports healing, and contributes to long-term surgical success.

Preparing for Brow Bone Reduction Surgery

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery is a highly specialized craniofacial contouring procedure that requires detailed anatomical evaluation and individualized surgical planning. Every patient’s forehead anatomy, brow projection, frontal sinus development, and facial proportions are unique, making comprehensive preoperative assessment essential.

During your consultation, the Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Specialist will evaluate:

Brow ridge prominence
Forehead contour
Frontal sinus anatomy
Eyebrow position
Upper eyelid relationship
Facial symmetry
Overall facial proportions
Skin quality
Hairline position
Medical history

In selected patients, a CT scan of the facial bones may be recommended to evaluate the frontal sinus and determine the safest surgical technique.

Patients are generally advised to:

Stop smoking 4–6 weeks before and after surgery
Avoid aspirin and certain blood-thinning medications under medical supervision
Complete recommended blood investigations
Maintain good nutrition and hydration
Wash the scalp and hair thoroughly before surgery
Follow fasting instructions before general anesthesia
Arrange transportation and postoperative assistance
Carefully follow all personalized preoperative instructions

Thorough preparation helps reduce complications and supports optimal healing.

Step-by-Step Brow Bone Reduction Surgery Procedure

The exact surgical technique depends on the patient’s anatomy and the degree of brow prominence.

Step 1 – General Anesthesia

Most Brow Bone Reduction procedures are performed under general anesthesia.

Throughout surgery, the anesthesia team continuously monitors:

Heart rate
Blood pressure
Oxygen saturation
Respiratory function
Overall patient safety

General anesthesia allows precise facial bone contouring while ensuring patient comfort.

Step 2 – Final Surgical Planning

Immediately before surgery, the surgeon confirms:

Brow prominence
Forehead contour
Facial midline
Hairline position
Eyebrow symmetry
Planned bone reduction
Relationship between the forehead and nose

This confirmation helps ensure that the procedure aligns with the individualized treatment plan.

Step 3 – Surgical Markings

Precise markings identify:

Hairline
Planned incision
Brow ridge boundaries
Midline
Areas requiring contouring
Important anatomical landmarks

These markings guide the surgeon throughout the operation.

Step 4 – Incision Placement

The incision location depends on the patient’s anatomy and whether additional procedures are being performed.

Common approaches include:

Hairline Incision

Often selected when Hairline Lowering Surgery is also planned.

Advantages include:

Simultaneous forehead reduction
Direct surgical access
Excellent visualization

Coronal Incision

Placed behind the hairline within the scalp.

Advantages include:

Hidden scar
Wide surgical exposure
Suitable for extensive forehead contouring

The most appropriate incision is selected after careful evaluation.

Step 5 – Exposure of the Brow Bone

After the incision is made, the surgeon carefully elevates the forehead tissues to expose:

Frontal bone
Supraorbital ridge
Frontal sinus (when present)
Surrounding soft tissues

Care is taken to protect:

Supraorbital nerves
Supratrochlear nerves
Blood vessels
Forehead muscles
Hair follicles

Preserving these structures helps maintain normal forehead sensation and movement.

Step 6 – Evaluation of Bone Anatomy

Once the brow ridge is exposed, the surgeon reassesses:

Bone thickness
Frontal sinus location
Bone symmetry
Forehead contour
Surgical landmarks

This intraoperative assessment confirms the most appropriate reduction technique.

Step 7 – Bone Shaving (Type I Reduction)

Patients with adequate frontal bone thickness may undergo controlled bone burring (bone shaving).

Specialized surgical burrs gradually reduce excessive projection while maintaining:

Structural strength
Smooth contour
Facial symmetry

Bone is removed gradually to avoid excessive reduction.

Step 8 – Frontal Bone Remodeling (Type II)

Patients requiring greater correction may undergo limited remodeling of the frontal bone.

The procedure may involve:

Controlled bone contouring
Surface reshaping
Smoothing irregularities
Refinement of forehead transitions

The objective is to achieve a natural upper facial contour.

Step 9 – Frontal Sinus Wall Setback (Type III)

Patients with significant brow prominence related to frontal sinus anatomy may require anterior frontal sinus wall reconstruction.

This advanced technique generally involves:

Temporary removal of the anterior sinus wall
Bone reshaping
Controlled repositioning
Secure fixation

Only carefully selected patients require this procedure.

Step 10 – Bone Fixation

When bone segments are repositioned, stabilization is achieved using:

Titanium mini-plates
Titanium screws

These fixation devices are biocompatible and generally remain in place permanently unless removal becomes medically necessary.

Step 11 – Contour Refinement

Before wound closure, the surgeon carefully smooths:

Forehead transitions
Brow ridge
Bone edges
Upper facial contour

This refinement helps create a natural appearance while minimizing contour irregularities.

Step 12 – Symmetry Assessment

A detailed evaluation is performed to assess:

Brow symmetry
Forehead contour
Midline alignment
Overall facial balance
Bone stability

Minor adjustments may be made before closure.

Step 13 – Wound Closure

The incision is closed in layers using appropriate suturing techniques.

Depending on the incision used, closure may involve:

Deep absorbable sutures
Skin sutures or staples
Protective dressings

Hair-bearing scalp tissues are carefully aligned to minimize visible scarring.

Combination Procedures

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery is frequently combined with other facial contouring procedures.

Common combinations include:

Brow Bone Reduction + Forehead Contouring
Brow Bone Reduction + Hairline Lowering Surgery
Brow Bone Reduction + Brow Lift
Brow Bone Reduction + Rhinoplasty
Brow Bone Reduction + Blepharoplasty
Brow Bone Reduction + Facial Fat Grafting
Comprehensive Facial Feminization Surgery

Combining compatible procedures can improve facial harmony while reducing the need for multiple separate recovery periods.

How Long Does Brow Bone Reduction Surgery Take?

The duration depends on the complexity of the procedure and whether additional facial surgeries are performed.

Procedure	Estimated Surgical Time
Type I Bone Shaving	2–3 hours
Type II Bone Remodeling	3–4 hours
Type III Frontal Sinus Setback	4–6 hours
Brow Bone Reduction + Brow Lift	4–5 hours
Brow Bone Reduction + Forehead Contouring	5–7 hours
Comprehensive Facial Contouring	6–10 hours

Recovery After Brow Bone Reduction Surgery

Recovery varies according to the surgical technique used and individual healing characteristics.

First 24 Hours

Patients commonly experience:

Forehead swelling
Bruising around the eyes
Mild discomfort
Tightness of the forehead
Temporary numbness
Mild headache

Cold compresses may be recommended to reduce swelling around the eyes.

Days 2–7

During the first week:

Swelling generally reaches its maximum
Bruising becomes more noticeable
Forehead tightness gradually improves
Light walking is encouraged
Heavy lifting should be avoided

The first postoperative review usually occurs during this period.

Week Two

Most patients experience:

Reduced swelling
Improved comfort
Better forehead movement
Gradual return to routine daily activities

Many office-based workers may return to work during this stage, depending on recovery.

Weeks 3–6

Healing continues with:

Progressive improvement in swelling
Resolution of bruising
Better facial definition
Gradual return to exercise after medical clearance

Bone healing continues beneath the surface.

Months 2–6

Patients generally notice:

Improved forehead contour
Soft tissue adaptation
Continued refinement of facial proportions
Progressive improvement in sensation if temporary numbness occurred

Six to Twelve Months

By this stage:

Bone healing is complete
Final forehead contour becomes fully visible
Residual swelling resolves
Long-term cosmetic outcomes can be accurately assessed

Recovery Timeline

Time After Surgery	Typical Recovery Progress
Day 1	Swelling and mild discomfort
Week 1	Peak swelling and bruising
Week 2	Noticeable improvement
Month 1	Improved forehead contour
Month 3	Continued healing
Month 6	Significant contour refinement
Month 12	Final cosmetic outcome

Aftercare Instructions

Proper postoperative care supports healing and long-term results.

Patients are generally advised to:

Sleep with the head elevated for the first several weeks
Apply cold compresses when recommended
Keep surgical dressings clean and dry
Take prescribed medications exactly as directed
Wash the hair only after receiving medical clearance
Avoid smoking during recovery
Avoid strenuous exercise until medically approved
Protect healing scars from sun exposure
Attend all follow-up appointments
Contact the clinic immediately if increasing swelling, fever, severe pain, persistent bleeding, or unusual drainage develops

Expected Results

The goal of Brow Bone Reduction Surgery is to create a smoother, more balanced upper facial contour while preserving natural facial expression.

Patients may notice:

Reduced brow ridge prominence
Smoother forehead contour
Improved upper facial harmony
Better facial profile
Enhanced symmetry
More balanced relationship between the forehead, eyes, and nose

Although immediate improvements are visible after surgery, swelling temporarily masks the final contour.

Before and After Expectations

Patients should understand that:

Swelling and bruising are expected during the early stages of recovery.
Temporary forehead numbness may occur and usually improves over time.
Bone healing continues for several months.
Soft tissues gradually adapt to the reshaped forehead.
Final cosmetic results are generally assessed 6–12 months after surgery.

The objective is to achieve a natural-looking forehead contour that complements the patient’s facial anatomy while maintaining normal function and facial expression.

Risks and Possible Complications of Brow Bone Reduction Surgery

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery is an advanced facial skeletal procedure involving the frontal bone and surrounding anatomical structures. When performed by an experienced Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Specialist, it has a favorable safety profile. However, as with any surgical procedure, patients should understand the potential risks before proceeding.

Possible complications include:

Bleeding (hematoma)
Infection
Swelling
Bruising around the eyes
Temporary pain or discomfort
Forehead tightness
Temporary numbness of the forehead or scalp
Delayed wound healing
Hair loss around the incision (temporary or permanent in rare cases)
Visible or widened scars
Forehead contour irregularities
Facial asymmetry
Under-correction or over-correction
Injury to the supraorbital or supratrochlear nerves (rare)
Frontal sinus complications (rare)
Bone healing abnormalities
Implant or fixation plate irritation (when fixation is required)
Temporary forehead muscle weakness
Adverse reaction to anesthesia
Unsatisfactory cosmetic outcome
Need for revision surgery

Although these complications are uncommon, discussing them before surgery helps patients make informed decisions and maintain realistic expectations.

How to Reduce the Risk of Complications

Patients can help reduce surgical risks by:

Choosing an experienced Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Specialist
Completing all recommended laboratory tests and imaging studies
Following all preoperative instructions carefully
Stopping smoking at least 4–6 weeks before and after surgery
Maintaining good nutrition and hydration
Taking prescribed medications exactly as directed
Following wound care instructions
Avoiding strenuous physical activity until medically cleared
Protecting healing scars from excessive sunlight
Attending all scheduled follow-up appointments
Contacting the clinic immediately if increasing swelling, fever, persistent bleeding, severe pain, or unusual drainage occurs

Meticulous surgical planning and appropriate postoperative care significantly contribute to successful long-term outcomes.

Success Rate of Brow Bone Reduction Surgery

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery generally achieves a high level of patient satisfaction when performed for appropriate indications using individualized treatment planning.

Successful outcomes depend on:

Detailed facial analysis
Accurate CT imaging when indicated
Appropriate selection of surgical technique
Precise bone contouring
Stable healing
Soft tissue adaptation
Realistic patient expectations
Compliance with postoperative instructions

Because Brow Bone Reduction permanently reshapes the frontal bone, results are generally long-lasting after complete healing.

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery Cost in Pakistan

The cost varies according to the surgical technique used, hospital facility, anesthesia, imaging requirements, and whether additional facial procedures are performed.

Estimated Cost Table

Procedure	Estimated Cost (PKR)
Consultation	3,000 – 10,000
Type I Bone Shaving	450,000 – 850,000
Type II Frontal Bone Remodeling	700,000 – 1,300,000
Type III Frontal Sinus Setback	900,000 – 1,800,000
Brow Bone Reduction + Brow Lift	900,000 – 1,900,000
Brow Bone Reduction + Forehead Contouring	1,200,000 – 2,500,000
Comprehensive Upper Facial Contouring	1,800,000 – 4,000,000

Disclaimer: These prices are approximate estimates provided for educational purposes only. Actual treatment costs vary depending on the patient’s anatomy, hospital charges, anesthesia, imaging, surgical complexity, and any additional procedures performed.

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery Cost Around the World

Country	Estimated Cost
🇵🇰 Pakistan	USD 4,000 – 10,000
🇮🇳 India	USD 4,500 – 9,000
🇹🇷 Turkey	USD 5,000 – 10,000
🇹🇭 Thailand	USD 6,000 – 11,000
🇲🇾 Malaysia	USD 6,000 – 12,000
🇦🇪 UAE (Dubai)	USD 8,000 – 15,000
🇰🇷 South Korea	USD 8,000 – 16,000
🇬🇧 United Kingdom	USD 10,000 – 18,000
🇨🇦 Canada	USD 12,000 – 20,000
🇺🇸 United States	USD 12,000 – 25,000+

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is Brow Bone Reduction Surgery?

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery is a facial bone contouring procedure that reduces the prominence of the brow ridge to create a smoother and more balanced upper facial appearance.

What is the supraorbital ridge?

The supraorbital ridge is the bony prominence located above the eye sockets that contributes to the contour of the forehead and upper face.

Are the results permanent?

Yes. Because the frontal bone is permanently reshaped, results are generally long-lasting after healing is complete.

Is Brow Bone Reduction Surgery painful?

General anesthesia is used during surgery. Most postoperative discomfort is managed effectively with prescribed medications.

Will I have a visible scar?

Incisions are usually placed behind the hairline or along the hairline, depending on the surgical plan. Every effort is made to position scars where they are least noticeable.

Will my forehead feel numb?

Temporary numbness of the forehead or scalp is common after surgery and often improves gradually over several weeks or months.

How long does surgery take?

Depending on the surgical technique, Brow Bone Reduction Surgery generally takes 2–6 hours.

Is a CT scan necessary?

Many patients benefit from a CT scan because it provides detailed information about frontal sinus anatomy and helps guide surgical planning.

Will Brow Bone Reduction change my eyebrows?

The primary goal is to reshape the brow bone rather than alter eyebrow position. However, if a Brow Lift is performed simultaneously, eyebrow position may also change.

Can Brow Bone Reduction be combined with Forehead Contouring?

Yes. These procedures are frequently combined to improve upper facial harmony.

Can Hairline Lowering be performed at the same time?

Yes. Patients with a high hairline may benefit from combining Hairline Lowering Surgery with Brow Bone Reduction.

Can Rhinoplasty be combined with Brow Bone Reduction?

Yes. Combining Rhinoplasty with Brow Bone Reduction may improve overall facial balance and profile.

Is hospitalization required?

Depending on the extent of surgery, patients may be discharged the same day or require a short hospital stay.

When can I return to work?

Many patients with office-based jobs return to work within 2–3 weeks, depending on the extent of surgery and individual recovery.

How long does swelling last?

Most swelling improves during the first 2–6 weeks, while subtle swelling may continue to resolve over several months.

Will I need titanium plates?

Only patients undergoing frontal sinus wall reconstruction or significant bone repositioning may require titanium fixation.

Can Brow Bone Reduction improve facial symmetry?

Yes. Customized bone contouring may improve mild to moderate asymmetry when appropriate.

When can I exercise?

Light walking is encouraged early during recovery. Strenuous exercise should only be resumed after approval from your specialist.

How long until I see the final results?

Although improvements become noticeable as swelling decreases, final cosmetic outcomes are generally assessed 6–12 months after surgery.

Am I a suitable candidate?

A consultation with a Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Specialist is necessary to determine whether Brow Bone Reduction Surgery is appropriate for your anatomy, health, and treatment goals.

Why Choose Aesthedoc Clinic?

At Aesthedoc Clinic, every Brow Bone Reduction procedure is planned according to the patient’s unique facial anatomy and desired outcomes. Our experienced Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Specialists use comprehensive facial analysis and modern surgical techniques to provide personalized, evidence-based care.

Our approach includes:

Comprehensive facial evaluation
Individualized surgical planning
Advanced craniofacial contouring techniques
Modern surgical facilities
Evidence-based treatment protocols
Emphasis on natural-looking facial harmony
Comprehensive postoperative care
Long-term follow-up
Commitment to patient safety

Whether your goal is to reduce brow prominence, improve upper facial balance, or complement other facial contouring procedures, our team is committed to delivering safe, personalized care.

Related Procedures

Patients interested in Brow Bone Reduction Surgery may also consider:

Facial Feminization Surgery
Forehead Contouring Surgery
Hairline Lowering Surgery (Forehead Reduction)
Brow Lift
Rhinoplasty
Blepharoplasty
Chin Reduction Surgery
Jaw Contouring Surgery (V-Line Surgery)
Facial Fat Grafting
Facial Masculinization Surgery
Plastic Surgery Consultation

Conclusion

Brow Bone Reduction Surgery (Supraorbital Ridge Reduction) is a highly specialized facial contouring procedure that can improve upper facial harmony by reducing excessive brow prominence while preserving normal function and facial expression. Careful patient selection, individualized surgical planning, and experienced surgical care are essential for achieving safe, natural-looking, and long-lasting results.

A comprehensive consultation with a Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Specialist is the first step toward determining whether Brow Bone Reduction Surgery is appropriate for your individual anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Book Your Brow Bone Reduction Surgery Consultation at Aesthedoc Clinic

If you are considering Brow Bone Reduction Surgery (Supraorbital Ridge Reduction), Aesthedoc Clinic offers comprehensive consultations with experienced Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Specialists who develop personalized treatment plans using advanced craniofacial contouring techniques.

Whether your goal is to reduce brow prominence, improve forehead contour, or achieve greater facial balance, our team is committed to providing safe, evidence-based care with natural-looking outcomes.