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Here’s the deal:
Everyone else seems to have a perfectly round head shape, but not me. The back of my head is totally flat—well, not completely, but mostly at the occipital area—even though it curves out nicely near the base of my neck.
When I check myself out in profile, it looks like someone took a shovel to the back of my skull, and honestly, it drives me crazy.
I’ve been digging around online and reading that you can actually reshape your head (correcting the occipital area) by getting some kind of rigid silicone implant or something similar inserted into the back to smooth everything out.
The only info I could find regarding this kind of procedure in America is on this link: Head Shape Correction:
So, I'm wondering if anyone here has actually gone through with a procedure like this in the States? If so, where did you go, and what kind of damage are we talking about in terms of cost?
Any info helps!
Thanks.
Everyone else seems to have a perfectly round head shape, but not me. The back of my head is totally flat—well, not completely, but mostly at the occipital area—even though it curves out nicely near the base of my neck.
When I check myself out in profile, it looks like someone took a shovel to the back of my skull, and honestly, it drives me crazy.
I’ve been digging around online and reading that you can actually reshape your head (correcting the occipital area) by getting some kind of rigid silicone implant or something similar inserted into the back to smooth everything out.
The only info I could find regarding this kind of procedure in America is on this link: Head Shape Correction:
So, I'm wondering if anyone here has actually gone through with a procedure like this in the States? If so, where did you go, and what kind of damage are we talking about in terms of cost?
Any info helps!
Thanks.