What are these dents on my forehead? (Photo)

Identifying the cause of these dents requires a thorough evaluation that goes beyond static images. An in-person examination, possibly coupled with X-rays, is necessary to accurately diagnose the underlying issue.

Rest assured, once a comprehensive assessment is performed, a proper treatment plan can be formulated. The options available will depend on the exact diagnosis, and there are various approaches to consider.

To gain a clearer understanding of the situation and receive personalized guidance, I recommend consulting with me. I can provide you with insights into the potential causes and help you navigate the best path forward.

If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out to me at chopraplasticsurgery.com

One can not make the diagnosis of the cause of the dents by looking at static pictures. need in person examination and may be X-ray, then a proper treatment plan. There are many options.

1ddq,What you are showing appear to be normal linear contour features of the area between the frontalis muscles of the forehead that elevate the brows and cause transverse wrinkling of the forehead.  Many patients have a thinner zone of soft tissue near the midline, particularly women, but in men the muscles tend to be more developed, and thus the contours may be more defined. As this is seen only in tangential lighting, and appears normal, I doubt it is related to trauma, and I doubt that anything should be done. I hope that this helps.