Adenoid facies can be treated with surgery, commonly adenoidectomy, and orthodontics if necessary. Adenoid facies is a pathological change that is mainly due to long-term open-mouth breathing caused by hypertrophy of the adenoids, resulting in a high arched palate, hypertrophy of the upper lip, malocclusion, protrusion of the upper front teeth, and stagnation of the face, etc. The main treatment for adenoid facies is surgery. Glandular facies is mainly treated by surgery, and different surgeries are selected according to the different conditions. If the condition is accompanied by adenoid hypertrophy, it is recommended to do adenoidectomy to avoid further deterioration of the condition, which may affect the treatment, and commonly used is low temperature plasma surgery. If the child is older and has developed adenoid facies, in order not to affect the aesthetics, it is also necessary to perform maxillary correction, dental correction, and if necessary, local plastic surgery. If symptoms of adenoid facies appear, you should seek medical advice from your doctor.