What Could Be The Dark And Growing Ridge Shaped Indentation In Center Of Forehead?
in the last 12 months i have noticed a darkening and growing ridge shaped indentation in the center of my forehead. From my hairline , down. It is not a perfect verticle line and is slightly angled. The sking in the center of this ridge seem slightly different
I would keep a possibility of Fronto-Parietal Morphea/Linear Morphea.
It is an autoimmune condition. It presents with a groove running down the forehead and is associated with atrophy of the skin as well as underlying skull bone to a variable degree.
Treatment is difficult because the atrophy is difficult to reverse.
Various treatment options are : -Topical Steroids -Topical Tacrolimus -Topical PUVA -UVA1 Phototherapy.
I would advice that you see a dermatologist who would tell you more about this condition and the various treatment options. You could choose the beast treatment option in consultation with the dermatoogist.
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What Could Be The Dark And Growing Ridge Shaped Indentation In Center Of Forehead?
Hi. Thanks for posting your concern at HCM I would keep a possibility of Fronto-Parietal Morphea/Linear Morphea. It is an autoimmune condition. It presents with a groove running down the forehead and is associated with atrophy of the skin as well as underlying skull bone to a variable degree. Treatment is difficult because the atrophy is difficult to reverse. Various treatment options are : -Topical Steroids -Topical Tacrolimus -Topical PUVA -UVA1 Phototherapy. I would advice that you see a dermatologist who would tell you more about this condition and the various treatment options. You could choose the beast treatment option in consultation with the dermatoogist. take care regards