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Abstract Aim: The current research aimed to estimate the prevalence of facial asymmetry among the Egyptian population, Determining the type of asymmetry (whether related to chin or nose or eye) and its relation to gender (male or female). Methodology: One hundred and fifty frontal photographic image were recruited from the orthodontic department clinics of multiple universities (Cairo, Ain shams, Alexandriaو Al-Azhar and Mansora Universities). For standardization, only photos of patients properly oriented in a natural head position were admitted. To achieve this posture precisely, all subjects’ heads had to be centered and fixed on a cephalostat. Fourteen points and ten lines connecting between the midsagittal line and the horizontal line were drawn to assess asymmetry |