Formerly known as the National Foundation for Facial Reconstruction, MyFace is a national nonprofit organization that provides valuable support for children born with facial deformities. Here is a quick look at some of the literature provided by MyFace.

2.  Formerly known as the National Foundation for
Facial Reconstruction, MyFace is a national
nonprofit organization that provides valuable
support for children born with facial
deformities. Here is a quick look at some of the
literature provided by MyFace.
Parent Guides: Designed to educate parents
about the everyday challenges of parenting,
Parent Guides cover topics such as nutrition,
helping children build self-esteem, and the
genetic factors that play into facial deformities.

3.  Wonder: A New York Times Bestseller authored by R. J.
Palacio, Wonder tells the story of August Pullman, a
child born with a facial deformity who attends a
mainstream school for the first time. The book delivers
an inspirational tale of courage and acceptance
with which children across the country can relate.
Heroes with a Thousand Faces: A compilation of
stories about people with facial deformities, Laura
Greenwald’s Heroes with a Thousand Faces captures
the challenges faced by individuals with
extraordinary appearances. The book also includes
chapters on topics such as face transplants, the
history of facial plastic surgery, and medical
advances in the field.