Types – Within the broader application categories, the market further stratifies by procedural type: Endoscopic‑assisted surgery, Open cranial vault remodeling, and Distraction osteogenesis. Endoscopic‑assisted surgery, characterized by smaller incisions and reduced blood loss, captures approximately 35 % of the surgical volume, reflecting its adoption in centers prioritizing minimally invasive techniques and shorter hospital stays. Open cranial vault remodeling, the traditional gold‑standard for complex multi‑suture involvement, retains the largest share at about 45 % due to its comprehensive reshaping capability and extensive surgeon expertise. Distraction osteogenesis, employed for progressive bone lengthening, represents the remaining 20 % and is favored in cases requiring gradual correction or where immediate extensive remodeling is contraindicated. Each type contributes distinct cost structures, device requirements, and post‑operative care pathways, collectively defining the market taxonomy and influencing investment decisions across device manufacturers, hospitals, and payers.