Face Recognition Disorders, also known as prosopagnosia, are conditions that impair an individual's ability to recognize faces. This can occur due to brain damage, developmental issues, or as a symptom of other neurological disorders. People with this condition may struggle to identify familiar faces, including friends and family, and may rely on other cues, such as voice or clothing, to recognize individuals. These disorders can significantly impact social interactions and daily life. Individuals may feel anxious or embarrassed in social situations due to their inability to recognize others. Research into face recognition disorders continues, with studies exploring the underlying mechanisms and potential treatments to help those affected, including the use of technology and therapy.