Western Reserve is among the leaders in treating babies with cranial asymmetry, the most common type of which is plagiocephaly, sometimes called “flat head syndrome.” We have certified orthotists who are also cranial specialists. They follow our clinical practice guidelines for the conservative treatment of plagiocephaly, which have been published as an industry benchmark. Early detection and prevention is key to successful treatment. If you are concerned about your baby’s head shape, talk to your pediatrician or contact your local Western Reserve.