That's gonna leave a mark...

Well the indentions are still there. And now they have scabbed up also. I began to worry we had permanantly scarred you, so today I tried to find information online. After a lot of searching, I came across an info sheet for patients about to undergo ambulatory EEG’s by a hospital in Philadelphia. Apparently the scabs are from blisters that pop up thanks to a lack of air touching the scalp for those 48 hours. And according to them, it may take up to two weeks for these marks to go away, depending on the thinness, sensitivity and elasticity of the skin. I expect yours to last at least two weeks. You, my sweet baby, do everything a bit slower than most. Which is ok with me. Take your time.