Mouni Roy has been making headlines recently, not just for her work or fashion choices, but for something far more personal her appearance. Social media users have been quick to notice changes in her facial features, especially her forehead. While some claim she’s gone overboard with botox, others are speculating that she’s undergone a procedure called forehead reduction surgery.
So, what exactly is forehead reduction surgery and is it really as dramatic as it sounds?
Forehead reduction, also known as hairline lowering surgery, is a cosmetic procedure that reduces the size of the forehead by bringing the hairline down. It’s typically done to balance facial proportions or to address concerns like a high or broad forehead, which can be genetic or caused by hair loss.
The surgery involves making an incision along the hairline, carefully removing a portion of forehead skin, and then pulling the scalp forward to create a lower hairline. It’s usually performed under general anesthesia and can take around two to three hours. Once healed, the results are meant to look natural, especially when done by an experienced surgeon. Now, this procedure isn’t new. It has been around for years and is fairly common among people who feel self-conscious about their forehead size. Some even opt for it as an alternative to hair transplants or to enhance facial symmetry.
However, like all cosmetic procedures, it comes with risks scarring, numbness, or uneven hairline being a few. It also requires downtime for healing and swelling to subside. In Mouni’s case, people are pointing out that her forehead appears smaller and more “fixed,” leading to speculation that she might have had the surgery done. However, it’s important to note that these are only assumptions. Mouni herself hasn’t addressed or confirmed any such procedure.
Also, appearance changes can happen for many reasons, makeup techniques, hairstyles, camera angles, aging, or even lighting. And yes, botox or fillers could play a role too. Botox, when overused, can limit muscle movement and give a very smooth, frozen look to the forehead. This might be what people are confusing with surgical results. At the end of the day, it’s her face and her choice. Whether she’s had anything done or not, the conversation also raises a bigger question: why are we so quick to judge or speculate about someone’s personal appearance?
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Cosmetic procedures are more common than ever, and so is the pressure to look perfect. But maybe it’s time we all gave each other, especially public figures, a little more grace.