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Knot on forehead/eyebrow - Is this normal? (photo)

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diana_ouFeb 24, 2025

I’ve had a knot on my eyebrow covering the right side of my forehead as well for as long as I can remember. I would like to know if that’s normal or it can be removed makes my head look disproportionate

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Zoran Potparic, MD

Correction of forehead bony prominences is done by reduction using a burr. This is achieved using an hairline incision. Depending of the area where you live and the experience of the surgeon (most important) a price can be very different. Numerous financial options are available and you will...

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Zoran Potparic, MD

It would be very difficult to give you any advice based on these photos. In person, second opinion consultation with an experienced, board certified plastic surgeon is recommended. Good luck.

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Zoran Potparic, MD

Reduction of bone prominences is needed in both cases. Open brow lift incision along the hairline and reduction of supraorbital prominences is a standard procedure; similar is reduction of the chin prominence. Only on the basis of in person consultation a board certified plastic surgeon with...

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Jacob Tower, MD

Hello, hope you are well. Based on the photo that you submitted, I believe that you would be a good candidate for brow bone reduction. It would absolutely further feminize your appearance; sometimes we perform forehead reduction and/or brow lift at the same time according to your preferences....

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

If this is bone we can readily address this by reducing the bone. Takes about 90 minutes overall and is a highly successful procedure. But if it is quite new it may be worth getting an x-ray or CT scan. We are glad to look at the images.

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

This is not a good place for filler. The most complications occur right there. However, from what I can see in this one photo you may have prominent bone. That ridge needs to be removed surgically. This takes about 90 minutes and will address loose skin as well.

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