premature occlusion of the coronal and frontal sutures

A successful specialized surgery was performed to treat early closure of both coronal sutures and the metopic suture in a child's skull. This condition leads to head shape deformity and restricts normal brain growth, requiring surgical intervention for correction.

Key Symptoms of the Condition:

• Visible deformity in skull shape

• Abnormal elevation in forehead area

• Narrow forehead with midline ridge

• Facial feature asymmetry

Goal of the Surgery:

• Reopening the closed coronal and metopic sutures

• Reshaping forehead and skull bones

• Providing adequate space for brain growth

• Restoring normal head and forehead shape

Advantages of the Procedure:

• Use of advanced precise surgical techniques

• Detailed 3D preoperative planning

• Surgical approach that preserves future growth

• Collaboration with multidisciplinary team

Recovery and Follow-up Period:

• Close monitoring in first days after surgery

• Rapid improvement in head and forehead shape

• Regular follow-up to monitor skull growth

• Sustainable positive long-term outcomes

• Return to normal life within weeks