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Osteomas of the forehead can be removed by hiding an incision within the hair. Since the scar is within the hair it is very difficult to see. Surgery can be helpful for patients as it will allow for the patient's forehead to look smoother and have an improved appearance.
It would help to see a photo but it is probably an Osteoid osteoma. It can be removed by shaving it down using a file from behind the hairline. I have done many of these under local anesthesia and it takes about fifteen minutes.
Definitely consider meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon to have this evaluated. It may be an osteoma of the frontal bone (a benign bony growth of your forehead) that can be removed with a fairly simple surgical procedure. If the growth is close to your hairline, the incision could be hidden at the hairline.
I would recommend that you have some imaging done to confirm whether or not the bump is made of bone. Once this is done, treatment options can be discussed with your physician.
Are you sure the bump on your forehead is bone and not something else? There are many different growths that could cause a bump on your forehead that would not be made up of bone. If the bump is under your skin, then the only way to remove it would be to do so surgically and an incision would be necessary. If the bump is raised and on top of the skin, then it possibly could be shaved off.
The bump can be removed, if one feels it is bone then a workup is needed including ct scan ot the skull and forehead. This may determine what it is and then a plan for the surgery is made with you plastic surgeon. He/She may involve other specialties as needed.
Are you sure this site is made of bone? There are many skin conditions that feel hard that are certainly not bone. I would recommend a CT scan to determine if your site is actually made of bone or something else. Then, what needs to be done can be discussed, as well as how that would work and what type of scarring you may or may not have.
Although removing elevated moles by any method from any location is likely to leave a small scar, scalpel sculpting, which involves no deep cutting or stitches has, in my experience, proven quite successful for achieving gratifying aesthetic results while leaving little, or often barely...
I have done many surgical procedures on patients during or shortly after Accutane treatment and have never seen any problems with healing. Depending on its size and location, your mole can be easily removed by one of two methods: a shave excision or an excision with suture closure....
The redness from your scar will fade (keep sunscreen on it!) and it will help hide the tracks showing, but you will still have them. You can also find an office to do some light laser treatment to that area to reduce the redness. I do this a lot post procedure to help blend redness from removals...
