Severe Facial Dysmorphia? Facial dysmorphia is a rare condition that causes an individual to have a distorted view of their face. People with facial dysmorphia often obsess over specific aspects of their appearance, such as the size and shape of their nose, the shape, and size of their eyes, or the symmetry of their face. They may also experience intense anxiety or depression because of their obsession. Types of Facial Dysmorphia? There are a few different types of facial dysmorphia, each with its specific symptoms: Generalized Dysmorphism: This type involves a wide range of distorted features, from minor cosmetic issues such as an uneven chin or a too-long nose, to more serious conditions involving major structural abnormalities of the face. Recurrent Alopecia Areata: This disorder causes hair loss on the scalp, eyebrows, and beard, most commonly in men. Autosomal Dominant Facial Dysmorphism: These conditions are caused by mutations in one copy of a gene responsible for facial morpho