International Craniofacial Institute

Consultations for diagnosing conditions like cleft lip/palate and craniofacial syndromes.

Procedure used to repair craniosynostosis and other skull-shape problems.

Treatment options for head shape deformities.

Treatments aimed at correcting various head shape abnormalities.

Surgical intervention for craniosynostosis, a condition where the skull bones fuse prematurely, affecting the shape of the head.

Surgical and non-surgical treatment options for ear deformities, including Microtia.

Treatment involving surgical intervention and potentially stem cell therapy to manage Goldenhar syndrome and its symptoms.

Treatment for individuals with Muenke syndrome, including mid-face advancement, release of skull suture fusion, and eye surgery.

Interventions for plagiocephaly, which is the flattening of one part of a baby’s head.

Surgical interventions to correct head shape abnormalities.

Surgical and non-surgical treatments for conditions affecting the craniofacial structure.

Surgical treatment for craniosynostosis, a condition where cranial sutures close prematurely.

Focus on prevention and treatment utilizing conservative measures with an emphasis on supervised tummy time and neck stretches.

Surgically building up a child’s dental ridge.

Consultations specifically designed to address dental and craniofacial concerns.

A non-surgical treatment to correct ear deformities in babies.

A treatment method for ear deformities or microtia.

Surgical insertion of tubes to aid in ear function.

Surgical correction of ear deformities.

Repair of ears and nose focusing on natural appearance and essential muscle reconstruction.

Corrective procedures for various ear deformities.

Surgery for ear deformities such as microtia.

Surgical treatment for ear deformities, including microtia, which is a congenital deformity of the outer ear.

Surgical procedures to address ear deformities and microtia, a condition where the outer ear is underdeveloped or absent.

Reconstruction and molding of ear deformities.

Treatment options for microtia and ear molding conditions.

Microtia treatment involves reconstructive surgery to address malformations of the ear, which may include ear canal absence.

Surgical procedures to correct eye positioning affected by craniofacial syndromes.

Aesthetic procedure to improve facial appearance.

Surgeries to correct underdeveloped facial features.

Surgical procedure to transfer fat to other areas

Adding fat from the patient’s body for cosmetic enhancement and to reduce the appearance of atrophy in facial tissues.

Bone-growth stimulation procedure that lengthens bone without a graft.

Surgical repair of facial fractures from trauma.

Management and treatment of facial fractures and trauma.

Surgical procedures for the repair of facial fractures or trauma.

Surgical intervention for trauma or fractures to the facial bones.

Treatment for facial fractures and trauma.

Treatment of fibrous dysplasia condition.

Complete removal of the tumor along with whatever portion of bone is involved.

Surgical intervention for jawbone fractures.

Surgical repair of mid-face fractures.

Services to help determine the risk of conceiving a child with a cleft condition.

Counseling offered for cleft lip and palate conditions before birth.

Monitoring and assessment of hearing abilities, especially in connection with ear development related to cleft conditions.

Evaluations conducted to correct hearing loss to ensure normal speech and learning progress.

Management and treatment for jaw deformities.

Surgical treatment for jaw deformities that can impact eating and chewing.

Surgical treatment options for various jaw deformities, which may include surgical reduction or advancement.

Surgery to distract the jaw for better alignment and function.

Surgical procedures to correct jaw deformities.

Diagnosis and treatment of Cherubism affecting bone growth in children.

Individualized treatment plans for patients suffering from Hemifacial Microsomia syndrome, which may involve surgeries, grafting, orthodontics, and he...

Surgical procedures for correcting jaw deformities.

Surgical and therapeutic interventions for various craniofacial syndromes affecting patients.

Treatment for velopharyngeal dysfunction as part of cleft lip and palate care.

Refinement surgeries as facial shape changes in childhood, improving appearance and function.

Advanced surgical techniques for craniofacial syndromes, including Pfeifer syndrome.

Treatment plans for genetic syndromes affecting craniofacial structures.

Surgical procedure to reshape the nose for individuals with cleft conditions.

Treatment for nasal deformities.

Surgical correction of nasal deformities caused by congenital defects, tumors, or trauma.

Encourages normal feeding patterns and reduces lip/nose malformation.

Surgical repair of sinus bones between the eyes.

Procedures aimed at correcting nasal deformities associated with craniofacial conditions.

Management of nasal packing post-surgery.

Surgical repair for cleft palate conditions.

Surgery to correct craniosynostosis.

Timely repair to ensure a functional palate promotes best speech development.

Surgical removal of the growth, possibly involving reconstruction of bony tissue.

Surgically opening the skull to remove malformed segments.

Surgical treatment of craniofacial anomalies including cleft lip and palate repair.

Surgery and treatment for craniosynostosis, a condition where one or more of the sutures in an infant's skull fuses prematurely.

Surgical intervention for treating craniosynostosis, a condition where one or more of the sutures in a baby's skull fuse too early.

Surgical treatment for encephalocele, a condition where brain tissue protrudes through an opening in the skull.

Surgical procedure aimed at correcting the protrusion of the brain from the skull.

Surgical procedures conducted to remove tumors from craniofacial areas.

Guidance on adaptive feeding methods and devices for infants with cleft lip/palate to ensure proper nutrition and development.

Consultation services for patients with craniofacial conditions.

Gently shapes/widens upper jaw arch creating space for molars.

Early orthodontic work to make later treatment simpler and more effective.

Orthodontic treatments fundamental for those with craniofacial abnormalities.

Dental corrections and adjustments to improve the alignment of teeth and jaw, usually following surgeries.

Specialized orthodontic techniques used in conjunction with craniofacial surgeries.

Intervention during rapid growth period to influence normal development.

Surgical technique used to close a cleft palate.

Orthodontic treatment designed to align teeth in stages.

Minimizes facial distortion and controls palate segments while awaiting closure.

Surgery designed to repair or correct teeth and jaw deformities.

Corrective jaw surgery to improve function and facial aesthetics.

Provides pre-surgical care focused on improving surgical outcomes for infants with cleft lip and palate.

Surgical removal or opening of an area of bone.

Resources available for patients to assist them during their treatment journey.

Surgical procedure to correct eyelid issues for aesthetic or functional reasons.

Surgical procedure to reshape the nose for aesthetic or breathing improvement.

Assessments conducted before and after surgeries to ensure best practices in patient care and intervention.

Consultation for expecting parents regarding conditions like cleft lip/palate.

Surgical procedures to reconstruct facial features affected by congenital conditions.

Surgical repair of the palate.

Surgery for cancer and trauma reconstruction as part of craniofacial treatment.

Surgical repair for cleft lip/palate conditions, which includes assessment and planning for reconstructive procedures to improve function, form, and a...

Surgical procedure to correct facial and skull deformities.

Surgical procedures to reconstruct hand functions affected by craniofacial syndromes.

Reconstruction of facial soft tissues affected by conditions such as Parry-Romberg Syndrome.

Surgery to reconstruct the outer ear and ear canal, requiring several different procedures.

Surgical procedures for nose reconstruction.

Additional reconstruction procedures for the nose and lip.

Reconstruction of the palate and throat.

A variety of treatment options to eliminate growths, may require surgical removal.

Involves corticosteroid injections for keloid scars and treatment options for hypertrophic scars.

Professional treatments for scars on the face through reconstructive surgery.

Surgical procedure aimed at improving the appearance of scars, particularly those resulting from previous surgeries related to craniofacial conditions...

Surgical technique for reconstruction of bones in the facial area.

Surgical procedure for bone restoration

Fills cleft area and creates normal maxillary arch shape; ensures proper alignment of teeth.

Post-operative care for suture removal.

Post-operative care involving wire removal.

Surgical removal of the entire mass and restoration of structure and appearance, as needed.

Surgical removal of facial tumors to restore health and appearance.

Diagnosis and treatment options for sleep apnea, including lifestyle changes, CPAP devices, and maxillo-mandibular advancement (MMA).

Assessment and treatment for sleep apnea conditions.

A variety of procedures available to reposition the tongue or lower the jaw and provide relief.

Early examination, evaluation, and teaching plan to assist in sound and speech development for children with cleft conditions.

Support services aimed at improving speech in patients with cleft conditions.

Support and guidance for speech development in individuals with cleft conditions.

Support and therapy related to speech development for children with cleft conditions.

Focused therapy to enhance speech development for children with cleft conditions.

Therapies aimed at improving speech development in children with cleft lip/palate.

Support and strategies for developing speech capabilities in children with cleft lip and/or palate conditions.

Exercises for articulation, speech, breathing, and tongue habits.

Skeletal repositioning procedure affixed to the skull.

Surgical procedure for lessening hypernasal speech.

Surgery to correct deformities caused by fibrous dysplasia.

Surgical intervention for abnormal skull shapes.

Surgical intervention to remove cranial sutures that have prematurely fused.

Technique to expand tissue for reconstructive purposes.

Treatment for fractures and trauma to facial structures.

Coordination of surgical and orthodontic interventions, along with a timeline to align with the child's natural facial and dental development stages.

Schedule for ongoing treatment for cleft lip and palate patients.