More infant head photos
These are the continuing treatment photos of Daniela. She is a twin whose head was quite
compressed in utero. Her brother sat on her. She was upside down with her head wedged
Here my Kathleen is at 1wk, 2mo, and 3.5months. If
untreated she may develop a cone shaped head. She is
very compressed up front. The forehead is not as high, it is
very flat and sloped. Note the bluish veins at the middle of
her head.
This is Miles. His first visit was on 12-31-08 on the right. He
is 6 months and I consider this late treatment. Note that he is
calm and yet the network of scalp veins is quite prominent.
Labor was 24hrs on pitocin. He is severely compressed.
His L ear always gets infected and then perforates every 2
wks. His problem is not the chronic ear infections. His real
problem is drainage. Before they found me, they were
looking for an ENT specialist to put in ear tubes (to drain it
externally) but were refused.
The next week, I treat him again. He is screaming and note
the network of veins that distend.
After the 3rd treatment, note the fullness and rounding at
the base of the skull behind the ear. The veins are less
distended, less bluish and are sunken in (and this is the bad
side). This is the first time his eardrum did not perforate.



With her head shaved, the veins are quite prominent. In this
photo at 4months, the area in front of the large vein above
the brow and temple are sunken and pressed in. The head
grows as the brain grows and pushes out against the plates
of bone that form the skull. The front of her head appears
sloped. This is because she is still stuck and compressed.
On this visit, the L ear is pristine; the eardrum did not
rupture and it is without infection. At this point we can
taper out his visits to every other or every third week, it
just depends on him.
all the way down in her mom's
pelvis.
I often question myself if I am
getting results by treating her
every week. But compared to
when I first met her ....see below...
This is Daniela's first
treatment photo on the
confirms for me what
my hands feel at the
base of her head.
This is KP my newest patient. At 6mo he slipped off the bed and fell flat on the top of his head. Since then, he only sleeps
1.5hrs at a time, wakes up and cries and sleeps. Altered structure alters function. Two days after the first treatment, he slept
5 hours straight; the following day, his sleep disorder resumed. By the 3rd treatment, he is sleeping in 3hr spurts. In the far
right photo, the forehead is higher and fuller. Parents and visiting friends noticed the change and commented on it and
because of that, dad is less skeptical.