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Effect of facial and nasolabial asymmetry on perceived facial esthetics in children with non-syndromic cleft lip and palate.

Clin Oral Investig · 2024 · PMC11281991 · PMID 39060480

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Comparison of changes in the shape of the facial soft tissues 3 months before and 8 months after primary closure of cleft lips has shown that only the nasolabial area and the cheeks have shown highly significant changes whereas the forehead, eyes, lower lip and chin did not differ significantly [ 21 ].

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