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Can frontal bossing be fixed with fillers? (Photo)

bb7676Dec 21, 2018
I’m a 22 year old and quite sure that I have frontal bossing. However, since the top of my forehead is round and it just seems like the middle stripe of my forehead is depressed, is that something that can be fixed with a fat transfer or fillers?

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