For starters, blame genetics—none of us are born perfectly symmetrical, Prem Tripathi, MD, board-certified facial plastic ...

Yes, skin cancer can cause skin discoloration ... irregular borders; asymmetry; itching, tenderness, or pain; oozing, bleeding, or scaliness; and developing a new spot. Stage 1 melanoma typically ...

Researchers were immediately captivated by her “intriguing” facial features, a mix of asymmetry and deformity ... been able to identify what would cause these abnormalities, but today ...

Other potential risks include damage to the facial nerve, resulting in asymmetrical facial movement; or inadvertent injury to the salivary (parotid) gland. Most of these issues can be corrected ...

Other potential risks include damage to the facial nerve, resulting in asymmetrical facial movement ... Facial Thread Lifting Complications: Underlying Causes, Journal of Craniofacial Surgery ...