Cranial Technologies researches, diagnoses and treats infant plagiocephaly and ear deformities using non-surgical cranial orthotics and custom molding, including the DOC Band® and EarWell® system.
Cranial Technologies is a pediatric healthcare company dedicated to researching, diagnosing, and treating infant plagiocephaly, or flat head syndrome, as well as infant ear deformities. Its approach is non-surgical: specialized clinical teams use custom cranial orthotic and molding treatments to correct head shape asymmetry during infancy. Nearly one in two babies experience some degree of head shape asymmetry, and the company states it is the only one in the world solely focused on this condition and the exclusive provider of the DOC Band®.
That device was the first FDA-cleared cranial orthotic for plagiocephaly: a custom-designed band that addresses head shape asymmetry through non-surgical intervention. It has been used with more than 400,000 families. The company's other treatments include the EarWell® system, a non-surgical method for infant ear deformities, and its proprietary Digital Surface Imaging® technology, which clinical teams use to design treatment tailored to each baby's anatomy. Technical work spans cranial orthotics, digital surface imaging, 3D surface scanning and custom molding, and the documentation of clinical outcomes.
Founded more than 35 years ago, Cranial Technologies operates over 125 clinics across the United States and Europe. The company describes its care as compassionate and family-centred, with treatments custom-designed for results in the shortest possible time. Clinical research and documented outcomes form part of its stated commitment to advancing pediatric care.
