Re: Blythe's scaphy before and after photos

[Guest guest]

Amazing results in such a short time. Yay for Blythe!!!

Crista-Grayslake, IL

D-one year today!!! brachy DOCgrad

>

> OK, I posted Blythes " official " photos from Cranial Technologies in

> the Before and After DOC file.

>

> The back and side photos are amazing. Blythe has scaphocephaly with

> facial asynmmetry.

>

> Because we were referred initially as a craniosynostosis surgical

> case, the pictures were taken a couple of weeks before casting. In

> that protocol, you have to get the post-op band within a few days

of

> surgery, so things move a little differently. When we found out we

> didn't need surgery, we didn't re-shoot the pictures.

>

> She wore the band for a short 6 weeks, from 4.5 months until 6

> months. At first, I declined a second band, but my pediatrician

> (appearantly the only pro-band ped in the world) has suggested that

I

> should continue with a second DOC Band to try to get rid of the

small

> remaining asymmetry on ther forehead. We are headed back down to

> Dallas today to do new measurements.

>

> They are interesting and very striking.

>

>

> Tulsa

> Hardy (2.5 yrs)

> 6 mo twins, Charlotte and Blythe (scaphy, DOC from 4.5 to 6 mo)

[Guest guest]

,

I have to agree, the pics really are amazing. Great B & A pics for

people to see, especially new members. Good luck with the second

band. I know you were excited to be through with the first, but I'm

sure the time will go by quickly and you will not regret it.

& Aidan in CT

13 months, doc band 7/21

>

> OK, I posted Blythes " official " photos from Cranial Technologies in

> the Before and After DOC file.

>

> The back and side photos are amazing. Blythe has scaphocephaly with

> facial asynmmetry.

>

> Because we were referred initially as a craniosynostosis surgical

> case, the pictures were taken a couple of weeks before casting. In

> that protocol, you have to get the post-op band within a few days

of

> surgery, so things move a little differently. When we found out we

> didn't need surgery, we didn't re-shoot the pictures.

>

> She wore the band for a short 6 weeks, from 4.5 months until 6

> months. At first, I declined a second band, but my pediatrician

> (appearantly the only pro-band ped in the world) has suggested that

I

> should continue with a second DOC Band to try to get rid of the

small

> remaining asymmetry on ther forehead. We are headed back down to

> Dallas today to do new measurements.

>

> They are interesting and very striking.

>

>

> Tulsa

> Hardy (2.5 yrs)

> 6 mo twins, Charlotte and Blythe (scaphy, DOC from 4.5 to 6 mo)

[Guest guest]

The change in 6 weeks is amazing!! Good luck with the 2nd band!

Connor (PPO helmet grad 8/04, tort)

>

> OK, I posted Blythes " official " photos from Cranial Technologies in

> the Before and After DOC file.

>

> The back and side photos are amazing. Blythe has scaphocephaly with

> facial asynmmetry.

>

> Because we were referred initially as a craniosynostosis surgical

> case, the pictures were taken a couple of weeks before casting. In

> that protocol, you have to get the post-op band within a few days of

> surgery, so things move a little differently. When we found out we

> didn't need surgery, we didn't re-shoot the pictures.

>

> She wore the band for a short 6 weeks, from 4.5 months until 6

> months. At first, I declined a second band, but my pediatrician

> (appearantly the only pro-band ped in the world) has suggested that I

> should continue with a second DOC Band to try to get rid of the small

> remaining asymmetry on ther forehead. We are headed back down to

> Dallas today to do new measurements.

>

> They are interesting and very striking.

>

>

> Tulsa

> Hardy (2.5 yrs)

> 6 mo twins, Charlotte and Blythe (scaphy, DOC from 4.5 to 6 mo)

[Guest guest]

The side photo really says it all. That is amazing improvement in 6

weeks. Let us know how your CT visit goes and the plans for band #2.

mom to na

DOC Grad

SC

>

> OK, I posted Blythes " official " photos from Cranial Technologies in

> the Before and After DOC file.

>

> The back and side photos are amazing. Blythe has scaphocephaly with

> facial asynmmetry.

>

> Because we were referred initially as a craniosynostosis surgical

> case, the pictures were taken a couple of weeks before casting. In

> that protocol, you have to get the post-op band within a few days

of

> surgery, so things move a little differently. When we found out we

> didn't need surgery, we didn't re-shoot the pictures.

>

> She wore the band for a short 6 weeks, from 4.5 months until 6

> months. At first, I declined a second band, but my pediatrician

> (appearantly the only pro-band ped in the world) has suggested that

I

> should continue with a second DOC Band to try to get rid of the

small

> remaining asymmetry on ther forehead. We are headed back down to

> Dallas today to do new measurements.

>

> They are interesting and very striking.

>

>

> Tulsa

> Hardy (2.5 yrs)

> 6 mo twins, Charlotte and Blythe (scaphy, DOC from 4.5 to 6 mo)