The images above show the left and right side views of the same infant with   left coronal craniosynostosis.   Note that the forehead is flattened on the left and pushed forward on the right. The upper portion of the left eye socket sits behind the cornea. The right side sits farther in front of the cornea because of the compensatory overgrowth on the right side of the skull.
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