If you have relatively identical bumps at the upper forehead (you mentioned two bumps), then I suspect this may reflect the bony curvature of your skull bone. If this is the case, then the most simple and satisfying treatment may be to use fillers to smooth out the contour of your forehead.

Aug 9, 2008 · In order to "get to" the frontal bone area beneath our brows, the best access is via a forehead or browlift incision. This can be either bicoronal (from ear to ear through the hair) or at the anterior hairline if one wants to lower a too-high hairline (reducing the height of the forehead). In your case, the hairline incision provides the best …

Jun 29, 2023 · Forehead bone reduction, also known as frontal bossing reduction or forehead contouring, is a surgical procedure that focuses on reshaping the frontal bone of the skull. It is primarily performed to reduce the prominence of the forehead and create a smoother, more aesthetically pleasing contour. Hope it helps!

Oct 6, 2009 · Our new doc who is doing his own coding due the Boards is trying to code for the excision of a benign mass on the forehead that he used an osteotome to remove and burred out the bone. He relates it to 21030 but on the frontal bone. I suggested removal of a benign lesion -22 to include the...

Apr 26, 2010 · The brow bone can be reduced. This is usually performed by an incision placed within the hair or along the hairline that allows access to the bone of the forehead and supraorbital rim. The bone is then drilled down with a burr to reduce its prominence. There is a limit to how much reduction is possible. In some cases, there is a prominence of muscle and soft tissue that contributes to the ...

Jun 13, 2023 · Find out how brow bone reduction surgery is done, if it's safe, how long recovery takes, and how it compares to nonsurgical alternatives.

Dec 26, 2018 · Based on the photos most of your forehead irregularities are due to uneven bones. This can be treated with bone shaping through incision placed along hairline and barely visible. Residual irregularities can be further camouflaged with augmentation using your own fat or artificial material.

Nov 8, 2013 · Bumping your forehead will often result in soft tissue injury and scar. It can be quite hard and mimic a bony deformity. An exam would be necessary to make any firm recommendations. Having said that, if it is indeed a bony deformity, you could choose to have the bone shaved down in this area. I have had a lot of success removing these endoscopically and find that they rarely recur. Other ...

Nov 12, 2017 · It is very unlikely that your bone needs to be reduced but this would best be determined with a lateral view or physical examination. I suggest you consider the Irregular Trichophytjc Hairline Incision technique that we described many …

Feb 2, 2010 · Reducing the forehead prominence can be performed with a burr but has to be done judiciously based upon CT scans or x-rays to determine the thickness of the bone. Underneath the anterior frontal bone is the sinus. If the sinus is invaded it can lead to infections and future problems.