What's the matter with the sunken forehead

A sunken forehead may be due to congenital developmental deformity or trauma, and the possibility of muscle atrophy cannot be ruled out. You need to go to the hospital to complete relevant examinations and diagnose the specific cause.

1. Congenital developmental malformations: During the development of some people, if there are external interferences, such as being in a radiation-polluted environment or being in a calcium-deficient environment for a long time, the normal bone growth and development will be affected, which usually causes bone deformities of the head. The bones in the forehead may be incompletely developed, and local depressions may occur.

2. Trauma: If the forehead is hit hard or squeezed, causing local bone fractures or fractures, resulting in local depression, it will usually appear as a local depression.

3. Muscle atrophy: Some people may suffer from local muscle atrophy due to muscle inflammatory lesions or injuries and cannot wait for treatment for a long time. Atrophy usually leads to a decrease in skin fullness and may cause local depression.

Patients need to go to the hospital to cooperate with the doctor for physical examinations, and they also need to do imaging examinations. The examination results can assist in diagnosing the specific cause. If there is a fracture, local fixation or filling treatment is required in a timely manner.