Patient's question:
My baby is 6 months old, and one side of his face is bigger than the other. What should I do?Treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been done.
What kind of help do you want: Just make one side normal.
Doctor's answer:
This may be due to the lack of attention to balance during feeding, such as frequently sleeping on one side. Of course, under normal circumstances, the bones on both sides are not exactly the same size, so some differences are normal. However, if the deviation is indeed too large, it may be necessary to consider whether the bones on both sides grow with a significant difference. It is recommended to gently touch both sides of the child's face to confirm whether the bones are roughly the same size. If they are, it may be worth paying attention to the child's sleeping position in the future and encouraging them to sleep on the smaller side of the face.