The cost of removing a cranial osteoma is about $5,000 to $10,000, and the exact cost is related to the location of the osteoma and the grade of the hospital. Cranial osteoma is a benign tumor, the main treatment is surgical resection. If the tumor is located in the skull cap area, it is usually easier to find and the surgery is relatively simple, the treatment cost may be lower, around $5,000. If the tumor is located at the base of the skull, or if the tumor is deeper and closely connected to the surrounding vital structures, the surgery is also more complicated and the cost may be around $10,000. In addition the cost of osteoma removal surgery is also related to the grade of the hospital, usually the cost of a tertiary hospital in the coastal area will be slightly higher, and the price of a general hospital will be slightly lower. Patients with cranial osteoma should choose regular hospitals for consultation and active treatment under the guidance of doctors. In recent years, with the deepening of medical insurance policy, the proportion of out-of-pocket expenses for this kind of surgery is decreasing, so patients do not need to worry too much.