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How To Treat A Dent On Top Left Of Forehead Due To An Injury?

Hi,I have a dent at the top left of my forehead where my hair line is!it was caused by someone throwing a bottle which left me with 7 stitches! This happened a few years ago but at the time the hospital never even gave me an x-Ray and just stitched me up.... This happened a few years ago, should I be worried?
Tue, 8 Apr 2014
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Hi there, Sorry to hear about the bottle and the dent!

The dent at this point could be due to either a defect in the skull (would have been there for years, since the injury). Or more likely due to loss of muscle and tendon tissue in that region (could be a slow progressive process)

The best way to figure t out is to get some x-rays. If it is a soft tissue (tendon and muscle), then you need to go to a cosmetic surgeon who can see if anything can be done.

I hope this helps!

Vinay
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How To Treat A Dent On Top Left Of Forehead Due To An Injury?

Hi there, Sorry to hear about the bottle and the dent! The dent at this point could be due to either a defect in the skull (would have been there for years, since the injury). Or more likely due to loss of muscle and tendon tissue in that region (could be a slow progressive process) The best way to figure t out is to get some x-rays. If it is a soft tissue (tendon and muscle), then you need to go to a cosmetic surgeon who can see if anything can be done. I hope this helps! Vinay