Distorted ‘demon face’ images show how people with rare neurological disorder see others. Prosopometamorphopsia (PMO) is an extremely rare visual disorder that alters the sufferer’s ...

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A man with a rare condition called prosopometamorphopsia, or PMO, in which faces are distorted shares his vision of the “demons” he sees when he looks at people’s faces.

The images can certainly be disquieting, especially those who see their own face distorted in the mirror. But people with PMO do not experience other neurological symptoms, such as hallucinations or ...

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Computer-generated images give an idea of what a person living with “demon face” syndrome might see when they look at someone. Prosopometamorphopsia (PMO) is an extremely rare visual disorder that ...