Facial Asymmetry

Facial Asymmetry

Cases with facial asymmetry are more common than you think. As long as you understand its etiology, the questions to ask about patient history, other techniques such as scans available to aid diagnosis, managing these cases is more straightforward than it may seem. In this lecture, Prof Rabie will guide you through management of asymmetries with evidence-based learning so that you can tackle any case with any degree of asymmetry.