Are these 2 lumps osteomas? (Photo)

They are very common, and even though small, they are something that is very visible. They are generally very easy to remove, you smooth them down, and they typically do not recur. Need to make sure no other syndromes or history that suggest something else, but you can generally feel them to differentiate. When they are in the midline I am more likely to get a CT scan just because of some of the intracranial blood vessels, but all things being as expected, CT probably not needed.

This is something I deal with each week. These areas could be bone (from the forehead bone) or lipomas / fibromas which are more mobile. They should both be readily addressed and we would vary our approach based upon what they are. Typically in less than an hour they can be eliminated. A video consult is the next best step.