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- At a parenting crossroads, Heather and Callum Riley found that their daughter, Harper, required cranial remolding to address brachycephaly. After careful consideration, they chose helmet therapy overseen by Jim Brookshier, a cranial specialist at UT Health San Antonio, for cosmetic correction. Harper adjusted seamlessly to the helmet, and after a successful six-month therapy period, her head now exhibits a more balanced and normalized shape. Although initially emotional, the Rileys now champion helmet therapy, highlighting its positive outcomes.
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