Theres a bump/crease in my forehead that's been there for about a year it's hard(possibly bone) is there any way I can get rid of it without surgery so my forehead is even
Answer: Forehead bumps Forehead osteomas and lipomas represent a common benign lesion found on the forehead. When visible, it can be distressing to the patient. While there are a variety of methods to remove these lesions, endoscopic approach with a single incision is the best. I utilize a small incision with specialized instruments specific for osteoma removal of the forehead, which allows me to perform this procedure comfortably in an in-office setting. Many patients can return to work in days rather than weeks with an incision conveniently hidden in the scalp.
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Answer: Forehead bumps Forehead osteomas and lipomas represent a common benign lesion found on the forehead. When visible, it can be distressing to the patient. While there are a variety of methods to remove these lesions, endoscopic approach with a single incision is the best. I utilize a small incision with specialized instruments specific for osteoma removal of the forehead, which allows me to perform this procedure comfortably in an in-office setting. Many patients can return to work in days rather than weeks with an incision conveniently hidden in the scalp.
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June 19, 2016
Answer: Bump on the forehead It needs to be evaluated whether your bump is due soft tissue mass (lipoma, forehead cyst) or due to bone growth. An x-ray would be a good starting point. In both cases, once right diagnosis is confirmed, mass or bone can be removed using incision hidden in your hair.You should consult a plastic surgeon in your area for clinical evaluation and discuss your options. Good luck.
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June 19, 2016
Answer: Bump on the forehead It needs to be evaluated whether your bump is due soft tissue mass (lipoma, forehead cyst) or due to bone growth. An x-ray would be a good starting point. In both cases, once right diagnosis is confirmed, mass or bone can be removed using incision hidden in your hair.You should consult a plastic surgeon in your area for clinical evaluation and discuss your options. Good luck.
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Answer: Bump on forehead I suspect that it has been there all along and you just noticed. See a maxillofacial surgeon as this bone can be shaved down
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Answer: Bump on forehead I suspect that it has been there all along and you just noticed. See a maxillofacial surgeon as this bone can be shaved down
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June 12, 2016
Answer: Peermanent Bump on Forehead Permanent bump on forehead. This kind of bump which is frequently secondary to excess bone growth can occur after forehead trauma. After a single X-ray to determine the thickness of the bone the excess be removed by filing the bone to improve forehead contour.
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June 12, 2016
Answer: Peermanent Bump on Forehead Permanent bump on forehead. This kind of bump which is frequently secondary to excess bone growth can occur after forehead trauma. After a single X-ray to determine the thickness of the bone the excess be removed by filing the bone to improve forehead contour.
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