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I have treated many patients with forehead dents and bumps. But the ffirst part of my plan is always to find the cause. This allows me to make sure the treatment will be successful. Usually a CT scan is done first to know if is the bone or soft tissue since the treatment is different. See an experienced surgeon for the best result.
Thank you for your question. Performing facial day graftign into the area with you wide-awake under local anesthesia would be a good solution. Please see attached video.
Yes, actually the forehead is a great place for fat transfer. With such a small area, it could likely be performed under local anesthesia.
There are many options you have for the dent on you're forehead. You can easily use fillers to smooth out the hollow depression, fat transfer to fill in the gap or lastly an implant. You should definitely consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.
You have three options: Fat grafting, fillers or implant.I would start with fillers as they are temporary and will allow you to test having this area filled. If you like the way it looks move onto fat grafting. It will give a natural and smooth result with minimal downtime. You could also use some fat around the eyes or cheek bones if you wish. It is a great tool!Hope this helps.Best of luck,DrC
Thank you for your question. I recommend a consultation for an evaluation of the defect; however, most likely fat transfer would be a viable option to corret the "dent". A physical examination would provide more information on the defect that can help us discuss your options. Make sure the surgeon you chose is board certified.