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Introduction
Facial abuse—intentional harm directed at a child's face, head, or neck—represents a distinct and high-risk form of physical maltreatment. When inflicted by mothers or primary maternal caregivers, facial abuse may carry unique clinical, psychosocial, and forensic implications because of caregiver roles in attachment and daily care. This paper synthesizes current knowledge, identifies gaps, and provides practical recommendations. facialabuse facial abuse maternal maltreatm upd
Consequences
- Physical:
- Scarring, dental loss, vision impairment, facial bone fractures, chronic pain.
- Psychological and developmental:
- Attachment disruption, posttraumatic stress symptoms, anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, difficulties with social functioning.
- Long-term:
- Increased risk of future victimization or perpetration, educational and occupational impacts.
Immediate steps (on presentation)
- Ensure safety and lifesaving care first: airway, breathing, circulation.
- Separate child from alleged caregiver only if immediate safety is at risk and according to local policy.
- Notify appropriate child-protection authority per local legal requirements (do not delay urgent care).