Hi Christine,
Just read about your client's baby who had an anterior tie clipped,
but also seems to have a posterior tie. This is more common than one
might think. In these cases, it is only when the anterior tie has been
released that the posterior one comes forward. For posterior ties,
lasers are the preferred method of release.

Here are two TT/LT experts, local to you in Missouri, to whom you may
want to refer:
Dee Kassing, IBCLC, (here on Lactnet) if you are looking for a another
IBCLC's opinion, [log in to unmask]
Amy Grawey MD, to do the revision,  (636) 875-1140

Norma Ritter, IBCLC, RLC
Breastfeeding Matters in the Capital Region
www.NormaRitter.com
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