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People who are dissatisfied with the shape of their skull and have a variety of skull abnormalities undergo this surgery. Skull countoring is done to solve problems such as wide skulls, ridges and, and very narrow or very wide skulls. This surgery is not easy and the patient needs to be fully consulted with the surgeon. It is important for the surgeon to know about the patient’s needs and expectations before the operation.
Another reason for this surgery is a condition called craniosynostosis. Here the pattern of the baby’s skull changes due to the permanent fusion of one or more joints. As a result, the skull grows too large to give the brain more room to grow. However, sometimes this growth fails to create enough space and causes intracranial pressure. This condition causes sleep problems and even mental development disorders in the person. In cases where the skull is very wide, lowering the temperature is a strategy to reshape the skull. The long muscle that attaches to the side of a person’s head above the ear is called the temporalis muscle. This muscle can be shortened or in some cases completely removed to thin the bone to reduce the width of the skull. In the case of a patient with a history of craniotomy with a skull defect, craniotomy can be performed with the patient’s own bone or using a traditional implant of new skull.