Seeking to remove this osteoma from my forehead. I had an injury which later calcified. It’s not very large, but it is noticeable to me and I want it gone. How much would I cost to remove this and what methods would be used?
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Most of the skull and facial asymmetries caused by plagiocephaly are improvable as an adult. But you would have to very specifically create a list of the specific features that bothers you so each area can be discussed about what can be done to change it.
Hi,Thank you for your question what is evident from examination your photos all the following:1. Hooding the upper eyelids2. A prominent tear trough of the lower eyelids3. Loss of mid facial soft tissue4. Early Marionette linesThe photo of you smiling simulates the effects of a high SMAS lift....
It would require pictures to see what skull areas can be reduced and to what degree. Skull reduction is possible , it is just a question as to how much can be done and whether that comes close to what you consider normal size.