Re: Facial assymetry question

[Guest guest]

Dana:

Sounds like typical plagio facial asymmetry to me! ;o)

Kendra

Facial assymetry question

I just have a question for those who know more about this than I do. For the most part my daughters face looks normal. I knew that one of her cheeks was fuller than the other. Now I am noticing more that when she smiles really big, you can not only see the fullness on the one side, but her eye on that same side looks bigger. Is this normal, and just another association of the plagio facial assymetry?Dana NC, USAFor more plagio info

[Guest guest]

Thanks Kendra,

I thought so, but I just wanted to make sure. I thought it was

strange that it wasn't really noticeable unless she had a big smile

on her face.

Dana

> Dana:

> Sounds like typical plagio facial asymmetry to me! ;o)

> Kendra

> Facial assymetry question

>

>

> I just have a question for those who know more about this than I

do.

> For the most part my daughters face looks normal. I knew that

one of

> her cheeks was fuller than the other. Now I am noticing more

that

> when she smiles really big, you can not only see the fullness on

the

> one side, but her eye on that same side looks bigger. Is this

> normal, and just another association of the plagio facial

assymetry?

>

> Dana

> NC, USA

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dana, Kendra is right, sounds pretty normal. I'd like

to add that I also notice the eye problem when my

daughter is very tired.

B., Charlotte

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--- brigwife <brigwife@...> wrote:

> Thanks Kendra,

> I thought so, but I just wanted to make sure. I

> thought it was

> strange that it wasn't really noticeable unless she

> had a big smile

> on her face.

> Dana

>

> > Dana:

> > Sounds like typical plagio facial asymmetry to me!

> ;o)

> > Kendra

> > Facial assymetry question

> >

> >

> > I just have a question for those who know more

> about this than I

> do.

> > For the most part my daughters face looks

> normal. I knew that

> one of

> > her cheeks was fuller than the other. Now I am

> noticing more

> that

> > when she smiles really big, you can not only see

> the fullness on

> the

> > one side, but her eye on that same side looks

> bigger. Is this

> > normal, and just another association of the

> plagio facial

> assymetry?

> >

> > Dana

> > NC, USA

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Dana,

Yep, it sounds like typical facial assymetry associated with plagio.

had one cheek fuller and some forehead bossing - she also had one eye that

looked smaller, but I think that was because of the fuller cheek on that side.

Marci (Mom to )

Oklahoma