Thanks to the show “Dr. Pimple Popper,” you may be familiar with human horns, known as cutaneous horns, in which a horn-like growth sprouts from a person’s head.

Patient: . Lisa, 42, Litchfield, NH Condition: A horn. That’s not a euphemism or figurative. It’s a horn. A hundred percent a horn. Nothing else to call it but what it is: a horn.

Michel 'Diabao' Praddo, 47, from Praia Grande coast near São Paulo in Brazil, has 33 horn implants in his head as part of his years-long bid to completely transform his appearance.

A study documenting bone spurs that resemble "horns" growing on human skulls gained widespread ... While the spurs don't protrude from the head, they can be felt in some cases.

Dr Shahar said the study looked at 218 X-ray images of people aged between 18 and 30 and found 41 per cent had developed a “horn-like” bony lump at the back of their heads, ranging in size ...

Such horns are thought to be a result of exposure to radiation or the HPV virus following a cut on the head, though it is unclear why they form due to their extreme rarity. A cutaneous horn is ...

A man with gnarled, horn-like growths protruding from the side of his head has died at the reported age of 140. The passing of Ali Anter, alleged to be Yemen’s oldest man, comes after he gained ...