Can I Get Skull and Facial Reshaping At The Same Time?

Q: Dr. Eppley, I want to reduce the sides of my head (the temporal region) to allow my head shape to be less wide shape. I also would like to reduce the forehead  bossing to make my head less large looking and more even. I also want to get rid of the bags underneath my eyes permanently with an implant that allows my cheeks and under my eyes to look full (but not unnatural looking). My cheekbones aren’t prominent enough for the look I want.  I also wanted to make the ramus longer to give my face a balanced look. I also wanted to see if you could reduce the entire back section of my head due to it sticking out past the back of my neck.  If it is possible to reduce the back of the head while you are reducing the width in the sides that would be great. 

A: I would need to see some face pictures form different angles for an assessment and imaging. But I interpret your inquiry as desiring the following procedures: 1) bilateral temporal reductions, 2) forehead reshaping, and 3) infraorbital-malar augmentation, 4) jaw angle lengthening, and 5)occipital skull reduction.

Dr. Barry Eppley

World-Renowned Plastic Surgeon