During a forehead reduction surgery, incisions are carefully made along the hairline. The scalp is then advanced forward, reducing the forehead height and adjusting the hairline to create a more balanced facial profile.

The duration of a forehead reduction surgery is up to two hours. Techniques involve meticulous planning of incisions to achieve the optimal forehead height and hairline positioning for the individual. Careful consideration is given to preserve natural hair growth patterns.

After the procedure, patients may experience swelling, mild discomfort, and temporary numbness along the incision line. Patients are advised to follow specific post-operative care instructions, which may include keeping the head elevated and avoiding strenuous activities. Most individuals can expect gradual improvement in swelling over several weeks. Consistent adherence to post-operative care instructions and attending follow-up appointments are crucial for optimal healing and achieving the desired forehead contour.