International Research Journal of Education and Technology

The facial artery, a crucial vessel in facial anatomy, holds significant importance in various clinical procedures, ranging from reconstructive surgery to minimally invasive cosmetic interventions. Its origin from the external carotid artery has been extensively studied, revealing a remarkable variability that poses challenges and opportunities in clinical medicine. This article delves into the intricate variations of the facial artery, elucidating its anatomical characteristics, clinical implications, and relevance in modern medical practice.