Patients with ossification of the mass on the forehead, generally based on the size of the mass, the specific nature of the mass and whether the patient is accompanied by obvious clinical symptoms of the factors, often can take different treatment methods. If the size of the mass on the forehead is small, and does not cause obvious local swelling, pain and other clinical symptoms, and through the ultrasound or CT examination of the mass is considered to be benign lesions, in order to avoid excessive damage, it is recommended that the patient regularly review the ultrasound or local CT, to observe the changes of the mass, and do not need to be operated on for the time being. Secondly, if the size of the mass on the forehead is large, which seriously affects the aesthetic appearance of the patient, and the surrounding of the mass is accompanied by obvious redness, swelling, heat and pain and other acute infections, or the mass is found to be cancerous by color ultrasound or CT examination, in order to avoid serious complications, it is recommended that the patient regularly review and observe the change of the mass. In order to avoid serious complications, it is recommended that the patient should have the mass removed in time, and after the operation, anti-infection or radiotherapy or chemotherapy can be given.