Before, during and after surgery, your child’s craniofacial surgeon works closely with craniofacial pediatricians, craniofacial nurse practitioners and many others to meet your child’s needs: Planning ...

The Johns Hopkins Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is staffed by surgeons who specialize in different techniques of surgery, such as craniofacial surgery ... in which they mounted ...

Baylor Medicine craniofacial reconstruction specialists are renowned ... If you have stitches, the doctor may need to remove them about a week after surgery. It will probably take a few months for you ...

Our team is experienced in the techniques children with complex craniofacial conditions may need ... This allows surgery on the front of their skull to be done after 1 year of age. If frontal surgery ...

We may start seeing you before your child’s birth ... We usually schedule surgery for cleft lip three to five months after birth. We schedule surgery for cleft palate and other craniofacial conditions ...

After surgery, a child may stay in the intensive care unit overnight and be able to go home the next day. Our craniosynostosis neurosurgeon will partner with a craniofacial plastic surgeon for a team ...

OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital is a leader in cleft and craniofacial care. We treat children with craniofacial conditions, including cleft lip and palate. Our care starts before birth and ...