Creator of The Perfect Noggin
A Leading World Authority on Plagiocephaly
Gary F. Rogers, M.D., J.D., LL.M., M.B.A., M.P.H.
Meet Dr. Gary Rogers, a globally renowned paediatric surgeon. Trust one of the world's leading authorities on infant headshape to guide your baby's development.
- Speciaties: Craniofacial Anomalies (Plagiocephaly)
- 23 years as an academic pediatric plastic surgeon, managing plagiocephaly and related issues.
- 250+ peer-reviewed papers in craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery, including 8 on plagiocephaly and torticollis.
- Trained hundreds of plastic surgery residents and 21 craniofacial fellows over the past 20 years.
- Authored 31 book chapters, many focused on plagiocephaly and craniofacial conditions.
“For 30 years parents have struggled in vain trying repositioning, tummy time, therapy and a myriad of other "treatments" for established head flattening. Go with what works [Perfect Noggin]”
Why Dr. Gary Created The Perfect Noggin
After treating thousands of babies with flat head syndrome, Dr Gary Rogers recognised the need for a safe, science-backed alternative. Together with his wife, he founded the Perfect Noggin, a contoured sleep surface designed to support natural head shape development.
Drawing on more than 15 years of research and clinical experience, he continues to refine and improve the design, tirelessly ensuring it supports busy, overwhelmed parents who want the best head start for their child.
Why Parents Trust a Specialist Paediatric Surgeon
After over 20 years of helping families, Dr. Gary Rogers saw the same challenges come up time and time again.
Dr. Gary Rogers' Experience
With more than two decades of academic and clinical leadership, Dr. Gary Rogers is recognised internationally as one of the foremost authorities on plagiocephaly, craniofacial development and paediatric plastic surgery.
His research and teaching have shaped how clinicians worldwide understand and manage head shape disorders, influencing both clinical practice and safe-sleep recommendations.
Dr. Rogers’ ongoing work continues to guide hospitals, therapists and parents toward evidence-based solutions that prioritise both safety and natural development.