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What are these bony knots on my forehead? (Photo)

Jenn46Feb 7, 2022

Looks like I have bony knots look like horns. Help! Which kind of Dr can help me? Everytime I take a picture under certain lighting I see it. I don't wear my hair back unless I have bangs, they make me feel ugly

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