Macrostomia: Case Series of Transverse Facial Cleft

Macrostomia is a congenital anomaly characterized by an excessively wide oral commissure, resulting in speech difculties, compromised facial expressions, mastication challenges, oral incompetence, and aesthetic concerns. It is classied as Tessier's facial cleft no. 7. Surgical intervention is fundamental in the management of this condition. A retrospective analysis of patients' records was conducted to identify instances of Macrostomia at our medical facility. This case series is intended to present a compilation of cases, emphasizing their presentation, management strategies, and the subsequent functional outcomes. A multidisciplinary approach involving speech therapists is indispensable for the comprehensive care of affected individuals.