But one life-altering day in November 2020, he noticed out of the blue that people’s faces around him looked demonic. Their ears, noses and mouths were stretched back, and there were deep ...

Some people diagnosed with schizophrenia might instead be suffering from a rare visual condition that can cause other people's faces to appear "demonic," a new study argues. The condition ...

Imagine waking up one morning and finding that every face you see is distorted into demonic proportions ... at what those hallucinations look like. Faces are such an important part of our everyday ...

Called Prosopometamorphopsia, the disorder causes people’s faces to appear grossly stretched out in “demon-like” ways The Lancet A rare disorder called Prosopometamorphopsia makes people’s ...

Relying on feedback from a 58-year-old man who has had PMO for nearly three years, researchers at Dartmouth College altered photos of faces to mimic the “demonic” distortions he experienced.

The case is that of Victor Sharrah, a 58-year-old man who complained about seeing “demonic” faces for nearly three years. Everything else he views appears normal. What makes Sharrah’s case special is ...

Prosopometamorphopsia - or PMO - is an extremely rare visual condition that distorts faces. Until now, it's been an extremely difficult condition to research and accurately represent.

Called Prosopometamorphopsia, the disorder causes people’s faces to appear grossly stretched out in “demon-like” ways The Lancet A computer illustration of what someone with prosopometamorphopsia sees ...