The pain is radiated to the top of the head and the orbits, resulting in hypertelorism syndrome. The cause of hypertelorism is the development of abnormal cartilage in the parotid gland, resulting in ossification or calcification of the ligaments attached to the stoma. In cases of overgrowth, surgery is required to remove the overgrowth through a cervical or oropharyngeal approach, which is relatively simple and requires no special supplies.