Eileen is as beautiful as a doll after the operation!

A flat forehead, a protruding crown, depressed eyes, and a head that seemed to be rolled onto its right side. This is how cranisionostosis manifests itself, the premature healing of several cranial sutures at once, which "closed" even before Eileen was born. Two reconstructive surgeries are already over. The only thing left is the last spurt. Eileen was born with a dangerous deformity of the skull. Doctors performed reconstructive surgeries on the girl, during which the bones of the skull and the back of the head were pushed apart so that there would be no coordination disorders, dizziness, vomiting and other symptoms of compression of the cerebellum. Now it's the turn of the last operation - surgeons will reconstruct the frontal-temporal part of the head using a special self-absorbable plate. Thanks to this operation, the baby will grow up without experiencing the effects of brain compression, the range of which is very wide: from epilepsy and problems with vision and hearing to the most serious developmental disorders. Eileen's surgery is free, but she needs a plate: it is not provided under the compulsory medical insurance policy. Eileen loves playing with her dad. Sometimes, if mom doesn't allow something, Eileen immediately runs to her father, he is a defender. But now Dad can't protect his little daughter. You can't save up on the plate from the installer's salary. But magic can happen. If we create it, friends for Eileen!