Fat transfer in Seoul: how forehead volume shapes facial appearance
Patient Registration Info
| Age | Weight | Height | BMI |
|---|---|---|---|
|
20s |
54kg |
162cm |
21 |
Surgical site
Surgical site :Forehead｜ liposuction volume : -｜Fat Transfer: Forehead (24 cc)
The first impression of the face
is influenced not only by
well-balanced and attractive facial features,
but also by the position, proportion,
and natural flow of the facial contour.
Among these features,
the forehead serves as the starting point
of the upper facial profile, making
its volume and contour particularly important
in shaping the overall facial impression.
When forehead volume is insufficient,
the transition from the hairline
to the face becomes less smooth,
often creating a flat, less defined,
and somewhat heavy appearance.
The patient presented in this case
was also concerned about
insufficient forehead volume.
After a comprehensive consultation
regarding forehead fat grafting,
she ultimately decided to undergo
the procedure to achieve a softer,
more youthful, and naturally
balanced facial contour.
Before undergoing forehead fat grafting,
the patient demonstrated a relatively
flat and narrow forehead contour
caused by insufficient volume.
As a result, the upper face lacked
natural projection and appeared
less three-dimensional than desired.
The transition between the hairline
and the forehead also appeared
less distinct, creating a relatively
soft and undefined upper facial contour.
To address these concerns,
the treatment plan focused not on
dramatically altering the overall facial shape,
but rather on restoring forehead volume
to improve the balance and natural flow
of the upper facial contour.
This conservative approach was considered
the most appropriate way to achieve
a smoother, more harmonious appearance
while preserving the patient’s
natural facial characteristics.
With forehead fat grafting,
a more predictable and stable outcome
is often achieved by building the contour gradually,
rather than transferring a large volume
of fat during a single procedure.
For this reason,
the initial procedure focused on
establishing the foundational forehead volume
and restoring the overall contour.
After allowing sufficient time for
fat engraftment, we evaluated the degree of
volume retention, contour refinement,
and the overall change in facial appearance
before determining whether any additional
fat grafting would be beneficial.
Accordingly, the primary fat grafting procedure
was designed to improve the forehead volume
and create a smooth, natural curvature,
with the goal of enhancing facial harmony
while maintaining a subtle and balanced appearance.
Following an adequate recovery period,
the long-term volume retention was reassessed,
and a secondary forehead fat grafting procedure
was performed only in areas requiring
additional refinement, allowing the final contour
to be completed through a staged treatment approach.
The following before-and-after photographs
demonstrate the improvement in
central forehead volume and the restoration of
a more three-dimensional upper facial contour
achieved through forehead fat grafting.
Before undergoing forehead fat grafting,
the patient demonstrated reduced volume
within the central forehead, resulting in
a flat upper facial contour with
an abrupt transition from the hairline
to the forehead.
Rather than forming a smooth,
continuous curve, the forehead appeared
relatively flat and lacked the natural
projection associated with a youthful profile.
Most notably,
the lateral profile revealed subtle
contour irregularities, while the depression
in the central forehead caused the
brow ridge to appear relatively more prominent,
creating a stronger and more angular facial impression.
To address these concerns,
forehead fat grafting was performed
with a focus on restoring volume
to the central forehead.
Following the procedure,
the improved projection created a more
three-dimensional contour, resulting in
a noticeably softer, smoother, and more youthful appearance.
The forehead profile also developed
a natural, continuous curvature, reducing
the previously pronounced appearance
of the brow ridge and softening
the overall facial impression.
This case demonstrates that
even a subtle improvement in forehead contour
can significantly influence the overall
balance and character of the face.
When people think of facial fat grafting,
many imagine creating dramatic volume
throughout the face—from the forehead
to the chin.
However, achieving an excellent outcome
does not necessarily require adding volume
to every facial region.
By carefully identifying the key contour deficiencies
that define each individual’s facial appearance
and restoring volume only where it is needed,
it is possible to create natural, harmonious enhancement
while preserving the patient’s unique facial features and identity.
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