Re: Red spots, take a look please

[Guest guest]

:

I'm sorry but I can't look at pictures on my stupid work computer,

grrrrrrr (geesh, why can't work buy me a new puter to look at plagio

babies with?!).

I would suggest keeping the band off until the red spot completely

faded - see how long that takes, then go from there. If it takes a

long time, call Cranial Tech to see what they suggest.

Good luck.

Debbie Abby's mom DOCgrad

MI

> Okay, Logan slept through the night as usual- good boy! When I

took of

> the band, his head looked great, except for a red spot near his

ear. It

> didn't fade completely in an hour. I decided to put back the band

for

> his morning nap. Does this red spot look like something bad?

What do

> you think??

>

> -/Logan 6.5 months DOC 1 day

[Guest guest]

,

The red spot was a little difficult for me to see, but I wanted to

say that the general rule is, if the spot doesn't fade within the

hour, then an ajustment most likely in need. My twins both got red

spots on the 'sideburns'. My ortho added some mole skin to act as a

cushion, and we never had trouble in those areas again. Hopefully

that's all it will take for you as well! When is your next

appointment?

Niki

Kaylie & Danny (STAR grads)

Phila., PA

> Okay, Logan slept through the night as usual- good boy! When I

took of

> the band, his head looked great, except for a red spot near his

ear. It

> didn't fade completely in an hour. I decided to put back the band

for

> his morning nap. Does this red spot look like something bad?

What do

> you think??

>

> -/Logan 6.5 months DOC 1 day