Forehead Contour & Rejuvenation — Doctor-Led Consultation (Brisbane)
About the forehead
The forehead strongly influences upper-face balance and how light and shadow shape overall appearance. As part of a total-face assessment, we consider forehead curvature, contour and support alongside the brows, midface and chin to plan natural-looking harmony.
With age, changes in bone prominence, soft-tissue volume and skin elasticity can make the upper face appear less smooth. Some people also have a naturally flatter or more concave forehead, which alters light reflection and the perception of profile balance.
Why consider forehead planning?
A doctor-led consultation can explore non-surgical options to:
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Smooth contour transitions and support a more even upper-face profile
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Address the appearance of volume change that can accentuate shadows or lines
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Align forehead shape with your aesthetic preferences—whether softer/rounder or more structured contours
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Support goals related to gender-affirming aesthetics, with plans tailored to individual features and cultural preferences
Our approach & design
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Proportion (size): Forehead dimensions are planned in relation to facial thirds (upper, mid and lower face) and your ethnicity, gender expression and personal style.
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Shape (contour): Depending on suitability, options may aim for a gentle, convex contour or a cleaner, structured plane. Subtle adjustments can influence how the brows and midface are perceived without appearing overdone.
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Support & rejuvenation: Age-related volume redistribution and skin changes can increase shadowing and contour irregularity. A staged plan may integrate skin quality care (e.g., sun protection, evidence-informed skincare) and, where appropriate, non-surgical volumising approaches to support a smoother look over time.
Important: Some options discussed in consultation may involve a prescription-only medicine. We do not advertise prescription-only medicines to the public. Any such option can only be discussed and, if appropriate, provided after a consultation with a registered medical practitioner. Individual results vary; no outcome is guaranteed.