Guest guest Posted May 23, 2007 Report Share Posted May 23, 2007 Has anyone's little one been diagnosed with plagiocephaly with mild face asymmetry in the temples and cheeks, and have it correct itself with repositioning, rather than a band or helmet? I have an appt next week for my 4 month old with a cranial facial specialist, to see if she even has plagio, and am scared about getting a band or a helmet. Ears and forhead are fine, just one temple is more wide than the other. The one that is slimmer is on the same side as the small bump she has on the back side of her head. Wondering if it is related, or if her asymmetry is just something unrelated, and is what God gave her. Interested in your thoughts. Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2007 Report Share Posted May 24, 2007 Yes, we've had near complete correction with repo, just working on a few very small spots that I assume will just grow out since all the rest has extremely well. We were very very very aggressive (even co- slept at first to get him used to sleeping off his flat spot and to watch him), and our assymetry went away I'd say at around six months or so (we started repo at two and half months). It's a long stressful road, but it has worked for us. Also we were guided somewhat by monthly visits to a cranial doc and would've banded him if he hadn't have gotten such great correction. Another woman on the board has had complete correction with her daughter who started repo around the same age as we did (two or so months I believe until six or so) Let me know if I can help.. Corey > > Has anyone's little one been diagnosed with plagiocephaly with mild > face asymmetry in the temples and cheeks, and have it correct itself > with repositioning, rather than a band or helmet? I have an appt next > week for my 4 month old with a cranial facial specialist, to see if she > even has plagio, and am scared about getting a band or a helmet. Ears > and forhead are fine, just one temple is more wide than the other. The > one that is slimmer is on the same side as the small bump she has on > the back side of her head. Wondering if it is related, or if her > asymmetry is just something unrelated, and is what God gave her. > Interested in your thoughts. Thanks! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2007 Report Share Posted May 24, 2007 Was the asymmetry in the face, around the space between the eye and ear? The reason I ask is because that is where my dds is, and I am not sure if it is a plagio thing or not, since the she hardly has a flat spot and the more round portion is so small in the back. I Am wondering if it could be a normal asymmetry she has just because, and not related to plagio. Thanks!emmawoodhouse_2000 <emmawoodhouse_2000@...> wrote: Yes, we've had near complete correction with repo, just working on a few very small spots that I assume will just grow out since all the rest has extremely well. We were very very very aggressive (even co-slept at first to get him used to sleeping off his flat spot and to watch him), and our assymetry went away I'd say at around six months or so (we started repo at two and half months). It's a long stressful road, but it has worked for us. Also we were guided somewhat by monthly visits to a cranial doc and would've banded him if he hadn't have gotten such great correction. Another woman on the board has had complete correction with her daughter who started repo around the same age as we did (two or so months I believe until six or so)Let me know if I can help..Corey>> Has anyone's little one been diagnosed with plagiocephaly with mild > face asymmetry in the temples and cheeks, and have it correct itself > with repositioning, rather than a band or helmet? I have an appt next > week for my 4 month old with a cranial facial specialist, to see if she > even has plagio, and am scared about getting a band or a helmet. Ears > and forhead are fine, just one temple is more wide than the other. The > one that is slimmer is on the same side as the small bump she has on > the back side of her head. Wondering if it is related, or if her > asymmetry is just something unrelated, and is what God gave her. > Interested in your thoughts. Thanks!> Choose the right car based on your needs. Check out Autos new Car Finder tool. http://us.rd./evt=48518/*http://autos./carfinder/;_ylc=X3oDMTE3NWsyMDd2BF9TAzk3MTA3MDc2BHNlYwNtYWlsdGFncwRzbGsDY2FyLWZpbmRlcg-- hot CTA = Autos new Car Finder tool Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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