AHS Japan Corporation Announces Participation in SEVENRICH GROUP
AHS Japan Corporation joins SEVENRICH GROUP to strengthen its business structure.
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AHS Japan Corporation (Headquarters: Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Representative Director: Hidetoshi Koga, hereinafter: AHS Japan Corporation), which provides the world's No. 1 market share (※1) cranial remolding helmet "Starband®" in Japan, announces its participation in SEVENRICH GROUP.
Through this participation, AHS Japan Corporation will further expand its cranial remolding treatment provision system in Japan, while also working to strengthen marketing and sales strategies to promote business growth.

Background of Cranial Remolding Treatment
Infant cranial deformation is a condition observed in a certain percentage of infants, often due to factors such as preferred head position or sleeping posture.
In recent years, research and clinical data accumulation regarding cranial remolding treatment have progressed, particularly overseas, leading to a wider recognition of the importance of early detection and appropriate treatment.
On the other hand, in Japan, many cases of infant cranial deformation have historically been managed with observation, and treatment options have not been widely known. In recent years, information has spread through parenting communities and social media, and the number of parents considering early treatment is increasing.
About the Cranial Remolding Helmet "Starband®"
AHS Japan Corporation provides the cranial remolding helmet "Starband®", developed by Orthomerica in the United States, in Japan.
This active-type product is introduced in 37 countries worldwide (※2) and is the world's No. 1 market share (※1) cranial remolding helmet, having been used by over 600,000 infants cumulatively (※3).
It was introduced in Japan in 2007 and has since been used by over approximately 14,000 infants (※4). Furthermore, AHS Japan Corporation collaborates with over 45 university hospitals and major medical institutions nationwide, providing "Starband®" through referrals from medical facilities.
Fully Custom-Made to Fit Each Child's Head Shape and Growth
Starband® is a cranial remolding helmet for infants aged 3 to 18 months.
It utilizes the growth characteristics of the infant skull during the early months to support changes in cranial shape through wearing.
In terms of design, it is a fully custom-made medical device designed based on head measurement data from a dedicated 3D scanner, tailored to each child's head shape and growth. Certified orthotists fit and perform regular adjustments. Functionally, by adjusting the internal shape of the helmet, it controls the direction of the head's growth and can address complex deformities such as plagiocephaly, brachycephaly, and scaphocephaly.

FAQ
What is Starband®?
Starband® is a cranial remolding helmet developed by Orthomerica in the United States, provided in Japan by AHS Japan Corporation. It is designed to help correct infant cranial deformities.
What is the market share of Starband®?
Starband® holds the world's No. 1 market share for cranial remolding helmets.
Who is AHS Japan Corporation?
AHS Japan Corporation is the provider of the Starband® helmet in Japan, and has recently announced its participation in the SEVENRICH GROUP.
What is the purpose of AHS Japan Corporation joining SEVENRICH GROUP?
The participation aims to further expand the cranial remolding treatment provision system in Japan, strengthen marketing and sales strategies, and promote business growth.
What is cranial deformation in infants?
Infant cranial deformation refers to abnormalities in the shape of an infant's skull, often caused by factors like preferred head position or sleeping posture. It is a condition that can be addressed with treatments like cranial remolding helmets.
How is Starband® customized?
Starband® is a fully custom-made medical device. It is designed based on 3D head scan data to fit each infant's unique head shape and growth, with adjustments made by certified orthotists.