Re: Anyone ever say the helmet wont help the facial asymmetry?

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Ears and eyes are usually the last and hardest to correct - But that wasn't the case for my dd. Her forehead and eye was the 1st thing to correct. My dd still has facial asym - but that is mostly from a jaw malformation... it's hard to figure what asym comes from what problem... She also has tort... so I'm not sure if the jaw is asym on it's own or if it is caused by the tort, etc.

Jen and Luli - 28 months

Left tort - Right Plagio - Hanger Band Grad - CA

http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/

Anyone ever say the helmet wont help the facial asymmetry?

I was just wondering if anyone here was ever told that the helmet will

not really correct facial asymmetry, like the ears and eyes...??

Thanks,

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