Frontal bone reduction is generally suitable for patients with anterolateral facial protrusion. Intraoral incision is often used to separate and expose the subperiosteal zygomatic bone, and special instruments are used to chisel the frontal bone designed to be removed before operation, thus narrowing the external contour of the face and improving the face shape. The biggest advantage of this kind of operation is that there is no scar and no trace after operation.

In addition, massage can also relieve:

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① Press the frontal bone with the middle finger and gently massage for 3 to 4 minutes in a circular motion;

② Massage around the frontal bone with the middle finger to relax all facial muscles;

③ Hold down the frontal bone with your right hand and apply proper pressure for 20 seconds. At the same time, press the back of the head with the right hand to support the head, make the frontal bone smaller by pressure, and massage on both sides in turn.