My Experience with Endoscopic Inner Brow Bone Osteotomy
I had surgery at K-Art Plastic Surgery (K-Art) in Korea in May 2026.
I had previously had a forehead silicone implant removed, so there was an additional fee of 1 million KRW.
Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with the result.
The brow bone had been one of the things that made my face look more masculine, and the surgery made a noticeable difference. I also had the orbital rim/eye-hollow bone reduced, which made the overall appearance of my eyes and forehead look much softer.
I was especially happy that the surgery was performed using endoscopic incisions. As far as I know, this type of endoscopic approach is quite uncommon in Korea, although I haven’t personally checked every clinic.
Another thing I found interesting was that my forehead became naturally fuller and more rounded without adding an implant or filler. Apparently, the soft tissue was repositioned to create more natural forehead volume.
After surgery, I was advised to take a hair-loss supplement as part of my post-op care. I had some areas of slightly thinning hair before the surgery, and after taking the supplements, my hair seemed to grow back a little and felt stronger than before. Of course, I can’t say for certain that this was entirely because of the supplements.
I had five procedures as a package:
* Inner brow bone osteotomy
* Orbital rim / eye-hollow bone reduction
* “Art Volume” forehead contouring
* Endoscopic forehead lift
* Corrugator muscle removal
For anyone who feels that their facial structure makes them look more masculine and is considering this type of surgery, I would recommend at least getting a consultation and discussing your options with the surgeon.
I’ve heard that the surgical price has increased somewhat since I had mine done. Since prices seem to keep going up, you may want to check the current price directly with the clinic if you’re considering it.
This is just my personal experience and not a medical recommendation.