Facial trauma refers to injuries that occur to the face, often resulting from accidents, sports injuries, or physical altercations. These injuries can affect the skin, bones, and soft tissues of the face, leading to bruising, fractures, or lacerations. Common types of facial trauma include broken noses, jaw fractures, and cuts that may require stitches. Treatment for facial trauma typically involves medical evaluation to assess the extent of the injuries. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to repair broken bones or restore the appearance of the face. Proper care is essential to ensure healing and minimize long-term effects on facial function and aesthetics.