I was assaulted one year ago on my right eye and I am now noticing its sunken in. Is it too late to fix it?

There are two options for your case.The first one is a beard transplantation which is an easy procedure and if the grafts will be transplanted thickly the bald area will get a good density. You have to wait for 12 month to see the result.And the second option is a tissue expander procedure.With...

Thanks for your question. Yes, this is completely normal for the first 6-12 weeks after any surgery around the orbit. There is a sensory nerve (2nd division of the trigeminal nerve) that exits a small opening on the front side of the bone where your surgeon worked to repair your fracture. This...

Thank you for your question about facial reconstructive surgery.Pictures and more information are necessary to provide meaningful information. You will likely need a maxillofacial CT scan with axial and coronal cuts and 1 mm slices.To assess your situation, see two or more board-certified...

Forehead osteoma are common.  They can be surgically removed easily.  I usually make an incision behind the hairline and knock it off with a chisel, then file it smooth with a file.  Can be done easily under local anesthesia in about 15 minutes.

Based on your photo it seems that your skull is cone-shaped, with a extra length at the vertex (top of the head). The proper correction of this bony deformity will require cranioplasty, or reshaping of the skull, which is usually done by neurosurgeons and is an extensive surgical procedure....

It is possible to correct such defects with properly sized and placed orbital floor implants or grafting.  The surgery does take a couple of weeks to recover from.  Find a facial plastic surgeon or occuloplastic surgeon that routinely treats trauma.