Iskander needs skull reconstruction surgery!

Iskander is four years old. He is a kind, cheerful, and very sociable boy. He loves to play with children, build construction sets, and laugh.

Iskander has a congenital disorder—premature fusion of the sagittal suture of the skull. At three months old, he underwent complex reconstructive surgery. It corrected the shape of his skull and created space for brain growth. Today, there are no signs that the brain is becoming crowded again.

However, the surgery left a large hole in Iskander's skull. New bone tissue gradually grew, creating individual bone islands, but it was never able to completely close the hole. Now, a significant area of ​​the bone beneath the skin is missing, which normally protects the brain.

Leaving the brain without adequate bone protection is unacceptable. Iskander needs reconstructive surgery. Doctors need to restore the integrity of the skull and close the large hole.

Iskander's parents cannot afford the expensive treatment themselves.

Let's take care of Iskander's health and join forces to pay for the necessary surgery!