Forensic Facial Reconstruction is a technique used to create a visual representation of a person's face from their skull. This process is often employed in criminal investigations to help identify unknown victims or suspects. Forensic artists and specialists analyze the skull's features, such as the shape of the jaw and the position of the eye sockets, to estimate the facial structure and features. The reconstruction can be done using various methods, including 3D modeling software or traditional clay sculpting. This technique is valuable in forensic science and can aid in bringing closure to families and assisting law enforcement in solving cases.