Tricky qeustion. Forehead reconstruction?

[thepipeguy]

I'm a male. I had a very musceline forhead with 2 slopes and prominent brow bones. I went to a forehead augmentation surgery and the docter added me HA paste to the sides and now it looks more rounded. It came to the point where my brows became higher. Now I regret the procedure and i think of revision with endocropic procedure. Do you think that by burring the HA (now bone) the eyebrows will fall again to have more musceline look? Thank you.

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[AutumnLeaves]

You seem to be posting this same question over and over, but here goes. I think the only way to get an answer is to talk to the surgeon who operated on you. If bone was removed and a lot of filler added it may not be possible to "undo" the surgery or you might need a larger incision. If I were you I would give it a lot of time and thought before trying to go and fiddle with it again as you may end up creating problems.

[reborn]

I'm a male. I had a very musceline forhead with 2 slopes and prominent brow bones. I went to a forehead augmentation surgery and the docter added me HA paste to the sides and now it looks more rounded. It came to the point where my brows became higher. Now I regret the procedure and i think of revision with endocropic procedure. Do you think that by burring the HA (now bone) the eyebrows will fall again to have more musceline look? Thank you.

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Of course your eyebrows will fall again to a more masculine position if you remove the new bone. I think it is possible with the endoscopic approach