Craniosynostosis is a serious congenital condition in infants where skull sutures fuse too early, restricting normal head growth. Surgery reshapes the abnormal head shape to support healthy brain development.
This is a serious, time-sensitive condition, and Sarayu Clinic treats congenital disorders caused by craniosynostosis as part of its broader reconstructive surgery practice.
Craniosynostosis occurs when an infant's skull sutures fuse earlier than normal, restricting healthy skull and brain growth. Surgery reshapes the skull to allow normal development to continue.
Diagnosis is confirmed through clinical assessment and imaging
Endoscopic surgery is used for infants under 6 months where suitable
Open surgery is used for older infants requiring more extensive correction
Recovery is closely monitored to support healthy growth
Craniosynostosis surgery is treated with the seriousness it requires at Sarayu Clinic, within a practice built around complex reconstructive cases.
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