[Utah, 06/13/2016] – The Craniofacial Foundation of Utah, a clinic specializing in treating craniofacial issues in children, corrects ear deformity in infants through EarWell treatment. They provide payment plans for the treatment along with a list of the commonly unnoticed ear deformity in infants.

The EarWell Treatment

The Craniofacial Foundation of Utah shares that a few days after birth, EarWell can already be applied to a child’s ear. They suggest that the infant undergo the treatment within three months of age to correct the deformity fully.

The Foundation suggests that the infant must wear the device for about four to six weeks. The infant must also have a follow-up every couple of weeks. They clarify that this treatment does not require any medication, anesthesia, or sedation as it is painless. They add that it does not involve any surgery and is non-invasive.

The Payment Plans

The Craniofacial Foundation of Utah accepts payments via American Express, Discover, Visa, and MasterCard. They also have CareCredit financing and other Auto-Pay arrangements for those in need.

Commonly Unnoticed Deformity

The Foundation shares that parents are usually unaware that their child’s ear has a deformity. They say this is why it is vital to have a doctor check the infant.

The Craniofacial Foundation of Utah says that Stahl’s Ear is one of the usually overlooked deformities. They describe it as a condition that has a “transverse crus extending outward from the antihelix rather than continuing upward in a gentle bend as the superior limb of the triangular fossa.” Other defects include prominent ear, lidding, cryptotia, conchal crus, cup ear, helical rim, and lidding.

About The Craniofacial Foundation of Utah

The Craniofacial Foundation of Utah is committed to encouraging more research and training in preventing and correcting craniofacial defects. They are also dedicated to providing awareness to the community and supporting families who have loved ones that suffer from the defect.

If your child is in need of Ear Well treatment, visit their website at http://cranioutah.com.