A successful surgery to reduce the facial bones of a man with the "face of the lion" for several years.
The man's face had grown too big because of a rare case of "Lion Face Syndrome" and needed surgery to cut parts of his skull, according to the British Daily Mail.
The patient, called Suresh, from Tamil Nadu in southern India, underwent free surgery by surgeons. 
The doctor told him that the incidence of this condition is very rare and believed that there were only a few cases documented at all.
Suresh spent half his life in this situation after he began when he was 18 years old and was desperate to seek medical help after 20 years.
This condition led to the growth of the bones of the face dramatically, and this caused the enlargement of his jaw and became the bones of a huge cheek and emerged from the face, while deepened the sockets of his eye because of the accumulation of bones around.
Suresh lived a normal life until the age of 18 and began to show signs of the condition, called the syndrome of the face of the lion, because it gives patients a face similar to the face of the lion.