Cranial Technologies

Daulton Foster _{on Google}

Feb 14th, 2024

The staff are amazing and truly care about your children. By far the best medical experience weve had in California. Thank you for everything!

Aram I _{on Google}

Jan 12th, 2024

This place is amazing. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. I dont normally write reviews, but this place sure deserves an amazing 5 stars. I couldnt have asked for better service

Erika Garcia _{on Google}

Nov 24th, 2023

Cranial Technologies are great, they helped my daughter achieve a round shape to her head. I was surprise by the results and the staff was great all the time. They always answered all my questions and gave me advised on how to keep the band clean , specially during summer when my daughter would sweat a lot. Thank you again

Armine Ghazaryan _{on Google}

Feb 28th, 2023

I am extremely disappointed and angry 1. First of all, no one told me that my baby's head would get wet as if it had been touched by the rain. 2. There is no individual approach at all: They did not take into account whether the child is sweating or not They don't specify whether the child will be breastfed or bottle fed, why am I saying this, because it moves while breastfeeding, it hurts the child 3. They don't talk in advance about sweating, nor about reddening, waxing the head 4. They only advertise, hiding the negative aspects 5. The cost is too expensive

Helen P. _{on Yelp}

Feb 13th, 2023

My baby had Torticollis and kept favoring one side while sleeping so she developed a slight flattening on one side. She was just under 6 months when we had our first consultation. Cranial Tech said her case was "severe" based on the numbers. Her Cranial Vault Asymmetry was 9.0 mm.Our insurance approved the DocBand, with $1k out of pocket, which was kindda steep, but we moved forward.Baby had red marks on her forehead and head initially and I was skeptical about the treatment - for a moment I felt like I got caught up with their "sales pitch"... and didn't really want to have her in the DocBand 23 hours a day. We almost quit the DocBand a week or so in.But then we realized we should stick to it since we'll only have one chance to really correct her head shape while she's so young. Decided to "embrace" the DocBand, got bows and Velcro and a sticker from Amazon to accessorize it and had her wear it for about 22 hours a day for just under 6 weeks before she "graduated" and didn't need to wear it anymore! We did take it off in the morning to wipe her head and clean the helmet in addition to the 1-hr break later in the day. With the weekly adjustments, the redness was not so apparent anymore and she would occasional get a slight pinkness in certain areas. They actually added moleskin to one of the areas on her forehead that used to get really red - that really helped!In hindsight we're so glad we stuck to it. The "after" image is really telling - and her Cranial Vault Asymmetry went from 9mm to 4mm!