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these can be removed if the bone in this area is sick enough. This is done through a hairline incision. You would need to have x-rays of your forehead first to determine the thickness of the bone. This is a procedure that I have done for many patients using the Irregular Trichophytic Incision we developed so no scar is seen. See a very experienced surgeon for this.
You have the classic forehead horns which are outcropping of bone growths that occur in a paired fashion in the upper forehead. These can be reduced by a burring reduction technique. They are a not uncommon aesthetic forehead deformity
These irregularities are probably caused by excessive bone growth in these location which can be confirmed with a simple x-ray. If there is increased thickness of the bone it can be removes with a diamond burr after a small incision in the hair. I have done many similar procedures over the past 25+ years.