[GlassToTheArson]

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

You're looking at the top of someone's head, their cranial vault. Face is not in shot. We have a sinus space just above the brow line, not just our nasal sinus, and it's this 'frontal sinus' that is being treated.

Sharon, I love you

[kellyhound]

some good end results

[yourazlmt]

I was supposed to have this done a few years ago. I have had 18 sinus surgeries. Google "frontal sinus obliteration". They make an incision on your scalp from ear to ear and pull your face down exposing your frontal sinuses. They then take off the bone from exposing the frontal sinus and use a drill to remove everything from that cavity. Then they fill that space with fat from another part of your body, like your abdomen or leg, so that nothing has room to grow there. They replace the bone and pull the "face/skin" back up into place and sew you up. I actually went into surgery expecting this but woke up pleased to find out they didn't have to do it afterall.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by invertigo ↗

That's a head and face...
Looks more like jello mold. Thank god my sinuses are just fine the way they are.

I have issues, but, never had my face pulled back. It was never even suggested, thank goodness

I never had fractures though.

[DiamondSmiles]

What do humans we have, seven sinuses areas, if memory serves?