How much does forehead reduction surgery cost in the UK?
Forehead reduction surgery in the UK is priced on a case-by-case basis. At 101 Harley Street, your personalised quote is confirmed at consultation and covers the full surgical episode – pre-operative assessment, anaesthesia, use of our Harley Street day-surgery facilities, the procedure itself, and all post-operative follow-up care.
Because the extent of hairline advancement and the surgical technique required vary significantly from patient to patient, we do not publish a single fixed price. The table below shows what your quoted price includes:
| What is covered |
Included in your quote |
| Pre-operative medical assessment |
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| Anaesthetic review |
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| Use of our Harley Street day-surgery facility |
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| The forehead reduction procedure, performed by a consultant plastic or oculoplastic surgeon |
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| Post-operative care and follow-up appointments |
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Your quote is prepared following a thorough surgical consultation. There are no hidden additions once your personalised treatment plan is agreed.
What affects the cost of forehead reduction surgery?
Several clinical factors determine the final price of your procedure, all of which are assessed at consultation:
Hairline advancement distance: The greater the distance your hairline needs to travel forward, the more complex and time-intensive the procedure. Patients requiring a larger advancement may also need tissue preparation work prior to surgery, which affects overall cost.
Surgical technique: A straightforward single-stage advancement is suitable for most patients with good scalp laxity. Where laxity is limited, a staged approach or additional scalp release techniques may be required – both of which influence surgical time and pricing.
Anaesthesia: Forehead reduction at 101 Harley Street is performed under general anaesthetic, delivered by a consultant anaesthetist. The complexity of the anaesthetic plan contributes to the overall cost.
Surgeon expertise: All procedures at 101 Harley Street are performed by named consultant plastic or oculoplastic surgeons – specialists with extensive NHS and private practice experience in upper face surgery. Consultant-level expertise is a core part of what you are paying for, and it is reflected in the quality and safety of your result.