Patient's question:
When I was a baby, there was a situation where the proportion of my head and body was not coordinated, but as I grew older, it gradually improved. It's just that my head is small and my face is small, like a small palm-sized face. I am 177 cm tall and weigh 120 pounds. What could be the reason? I vaguely remember that in middle school, it was measured that I was malnourished. Could it be that the rapid growth in height was caused by something? And when my head was small, it was basically when I was growing taller, while other parts of my body were doing well. How can it be restored to normal? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Small head, small face, you feel the proportions are not quite right. Actually, this ratio is mainly caused by intergenerational genetic factors, and it's hard to change through efforts. Nowadays, if movie actors appear in movies or TV shows, having a small face is quite trendy. A smaller face is relatively easier to look good with, and this is actually one of your advantages. I hope you can go to the hospital for an early check-up and strive for early treatment to get rid of the disease's troubles. Wishing you good health.