Untreated depressed frontal bone fracture leads to secondary post operative aesthetic problems. Minimally displaced anterior table fractures are observed, more displaced fractures are explored and reduced. Frontal sinus obliteration is done for fractures involving nasofrontal duct, whereas cranialization is done for anterior table fracture with CSF leakage or comminuted posterior table fractures. An existing laceration or a bicoronal incision is used to gain access.