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Extreme face asymmetry and plagiocephaly

Richard567611Nov 27, 2022
Good day, I am 20 years old and it is possible that I have plagiocephaly and my face is very asymmetric, my whole face tilts to the left, which the right side almost follows, my jaw also shifts to the left, my cheekbones are uneven, the left side is lower, it is very visible on the side of my temple, on the side of my head on the left it protrudes from the side, but the right side sinks in but I would send a picture of it by email if necessary to see exactly what it is about.

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