Figure 1From: 3-M syndrome associated with growth hormone deficiency: 18 year follow-up of a patient The patient at one (a), two (b) and three (c) years of age with typical 3-M syndrome facial features including frontal bossing, relatively increased head circumference, triangular face, hypoplastic midface, low nasal bridge, depressed nasal root, fleshy upturned nose, long philtrum, full lips, and pointed, prominent chin. Back to article page