Consultation
Your consultation is an important first step in determining whether hairline-lowering surgery is suitable for you. During this appointment, Mr Wilson will carefully assess your facial structure, hairline position, scalp laxity and hair density. He will discuss your goals and concerns and review your medical history to determine the most appropriate treatment approach.
Mr Wilson will also explain the procedure in detail, outline what to expect during recovery and answer any questions you may have. This consultation is your opportunity to ensure you feel fully informed before proceeding.
Anaesthesia and Procedure Time
Hairline-lowering surgery is typically performed under general anaesthesia to ensure patient comfort throughout the procedure. The surgery usually takes around two hours, depending on individual anatomy and the extent of adjustment required. Mr Wilson will confirm the expected procedure time with you during your consultation.
Surgery
Hairline-lowering surgery begins with careful planning and marking of the new hairline position. Then, a strategically placed incision is made along the natural hairline to blend discreetly into the surrounding hair and minimise the visibility of scarring.
During the procedure, the scalp is gently advanced to the newly marked position and excess skin is removed to shorten the vertical length of the forehead. The repositioned scalp is then secured using an Endochor device (carpet gripper) to prevent any tension and support long-term stability.
Closure
Special care is taken throughout the procedure to preserve hair follicles and maintain healthy hair growth. Once the adjustment is complete, the incision is closed using fine sutures to promote optimal healing and minimise scarring.