Macrostomia recon

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Macrostomia is a type of craniofacial cleft. It is a soft tissue cleft which is classified by Tessier into we various types. Craniofacial cleft described by Tessier into soft tissue and bony clefts. They are different from routine cleft lip and palate we see. Macrostomia is classified as type 7 cleft and most common. This patient was operated at age of one year . Scar matured and he had a good results.

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