Cranial Vault Remodeling Surgery Before and After Photos

Patient's Story: Open cranial vault remodeling was performed on this 1-year-old child who was diagnosed with metopic craniosynostosis. The baby had all of the features of trigonocephaly including a prominent metopic ridge, bitemporal narrowing, and close set eyes. Through a coronal incision, a fronto-orbital advancement was performed, in addition to multiple cranioplasties, in order to reconstruct the child's face and skull. The result is a smooth and properly contoured forehead, and properly positioned and symmetric eyes. Most importantly, the child's brain now has the space it needs to develop normally and grow.

Patient's Story: Open cranial vault remodeling was performed on this 1-year-old child who was diagnosed with left coronal craniosynostosis. The baby had severe retrusion of the left forehead and superior orbital rim. Through a coronal incision, a fronto-orbital advancement was performed, in addition to multiple cranioplasties, in order to reconstruct the child's face and skull. The result is a smooth and properly contoured forehead, and properly positioned and symmetric orbits. Most importantly, the child's brain now has the space it needs to develop normally and grow.

Patient's Story: Open cranial vault remodeling was performed on this 6-month-old child who was diagnosed with bilateral coronal craniosynostosis. The baby had severe retrusion of her forehead and superior orbital rims. Through a coronal incision, a fronto-orbital advancement was performed, in addition to multiple cranioplasties, in order to reconstruct the child's face and skull. The result is a smooth and properly contoured forehead, and properly positioned and symmetric orbits. Most importantly, the child's brain now has the space it needs to develop normally and grow.