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Forehead Dents: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment Options
A forehead dent may arise from:
- Trauma – direct blow (accident, sports).
- Congenital deformity – abnormal fetal skull development.
- Enlarged frontal sinus – creates visible depression.
- Craniosynostosis – premature suture fusion.
- Meningoencephalocele – neural tube defect with brain protrusion.
- Post-surgical – bone/tissue removal.
- Aging – facial volume loss.
- Rare syndromes – genetic/medical conditions.
Sudden/unexplained dent warrants medical evaluation for cause and treatment.
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