Craniosynostosis

Procedures

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Aesthetic Procedures

    Abdominoplasty

    Blepharoplasty

    Breast Augmentation

    Breast Lift (Mastopexy)

    Breast Reduction

    Browlift

    Facelift

    Facial Bone Augmentation

    Genioplasty

     Liposuction

    Revision of breasts

    Rhinoplasty

Facial Feminization

Maxillofacial

Reconstructive Procedures

    Abbe Flap

    ArterioVenous Malformation

    Asymmetric Breast Reconstruction

    Breast Reconstruction

    Cleft Lip

    Cleft Rhinoplasty

    Cranio Facial Fractures

    Craniofacial Tumor

    Craniosynostosis

    Encephalocele

    Facial Cleft

    Facial Fractures

    Facial Reconstruction

    Le Fort I

    Liposarcoma

    Mandible Reconstruction

    Nasal Reconstruction

    Neurofibromatosis

    Venous Malformation

Skin Cancer

Individual results may vary.

Case ID: 4188

Baby with craniosynostosis in pink top.
3D scan of fractured child's skull.

Front: Pre-op 3 month old with Crouzon Syndrome and most sutures fused. Note left strabismus and exorbitism.

Baby with pink pacifier and visible veins.
3D scan of fractured child's skull.

Front: Post op images after (one operation) multiple craniotomies, front-orbital advancement, and post-op distraction osteogenesis.

Infant's head with surgical markings.
Infant's head with surgical sutures.

Front: Intra-operative view and post-op 4 week distraction (device invented by Dr. McKinnon).

3D rendering of a fractured skull.
3D rendering of skull with fracture.

Front: Pre and post-op CT images showing vast increase in cranial volume.