Treacher Collins syndrome

Treacher Collins syndrome is a genetic condition that affects the development of facial bones, particularly the cheekbones, jaw, and ears. People with this syndrome often have facial features such as a downward-slanting eyes, underdeveloped jaw and chin, and hearing issues due to ear abnormalities. The severity varies, but with modern medical care and support, many individuals lead full lives. It's caused by mutations in certain genes and is usually inherited, though it can also occur spontaneously. Early diagnosis and treatment can improve appearance, breathing, hearing, and speech development.