120–30 minutesInitial Assessment
A specialist orthotist examines your baby's head shape by hand, measures it with a tape measure and gives you an initial opinion on the spot. You'll get a clear answer on whether a helmet is needed or not.
We assess your baby's head shape clearly with a 3D scan and clinical measurements, and give you concrete answers.
Conditions characterized by the premature fusion of the skull sutures. Assessment is carried out together with pediatric neurosurgery.
Head shape conditions that arise from positional factors in infancy and usually do not require surgery.
Conditions assessed within infant and child neurology — such as hydrocephalus, follow-up after craniectomy and epilepsy.
120–30 minutesA specialist orthotist examines your baby's head shape by hand, measures it with a tape measure and gives you an initial opinion on the spot. You'll get a clear answer on whether a helmet is needed or not.
220 minutes, painlessA radiation-free optical 3D scanner creates a millimeter-accurate digital model of your baby's head. You'll see your CVAI and CI values on screen instantly.
31–2 weeks productionMade from CE Class I certified, hypoallergenic materials and tailored to your baby's head shape, the helmet is ready within 1–2 weeks. It is then fitted and adjusted.
43 months–1 year treatmentMonthly clinic check-ups + helmet adjustments. At every appointment we measure progress objectively with a 3D scan and share it with you in a visual report.
With the Cranioplus mobile app, log helmet wearing hours, see your progress and never miss a check-up appointment.
Daily Hour Tracking
Log helmet wearing hours and see your daily goal.
Progress Log
Follow how treatment is progressing with weekly charts.
Smart Reminders
Notifications for check-up appointments and wearing-hour goals.








A cranial helmet is a specially designed orthosis used to help improve an abnormal skull shape in babies.
A cranial helmet does not squeeze the head; it makes gentle contact with the more prominent areas and leaves space over the flattened areas, passively guiding the skull's natural growth into that space. This treatment can help the baby's head become more symmetrical.
Cranial helmet therapy may be considered for babies aged 3 to 18 months with a skull shape deformity. This requires your doctor's recommendation and assessment.
The length of treatment depends on the condition of the skull. It usually ranges from 3 months up to a maximum of 1 year.
Because cranial helmets are designed to fit the baby's head precisely, they usually don't cause discomfort. However, some sweating or redness may occur at first, during the adjustment period.
Come in for an initial assessment — we'll give you a concrete answer.

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