Correction of adenoid hypertrophy face requires treatment of the primary disease, relief of rhinitis symptoms, and orthodontic treatment if necessary. Adenoid hypertrophy face is due to adenoid hypertrophy caused by maxillofacial development disorders, jaw bone becomes long, palate bone high arch, teeth are not aligned, upper incisor protrudes, lip thick, lack of expression of the face, but also can become a “dementia face”, once the formation of the difficult to recover, most often in children, and the patient’s long-term nasal congestion, snoring, open-mouth breathing and other factors related to. It is mostly found in children, and is related to long-term nasal congestion, sleep snoring and open-mouth breathing. It can be corrected through the following aspects: 1. Actively treating the primary diseases: most of these patients are accompanied by tonsil hypertrophy, adenoid hypertrophy, chronic rhinitis and other related diseases, which can be corrected by endonasal endoscopic adenoidectomy and bilateral tonsillectomy to alleviate the narrowing of the upper airway, thus correcting the changes in the face caused by the disease. 2. Relieve the symptoms of rhinitis caused by the disease: nasal spray hormone can be given to spray the nose, active treatment of rhinitis, promote nasal ventilation and other comprehensive treatments to reduce the symptoms of open-mouth breathing, snoring and other symptoms, and then correct the adenoid face. 3. Orthodontics if necessary: After the child has been treated for a period of time and his condition has stabilized, the child can be taken to the stomatology department for orthodontics to alleviate the symptoms of protruding face and irregular teeth. Adenoid hypertrophy needs to be corrected as soon as possible, otherwise it will be difficult to change once formed. The commonly used corrective methods are listed above. Parents are advised to intervene promptly to correct the formation and development of the adenoid face after the child has been diagnosed with adenoidal hypertrophy.