A Review on Forensic Facial Reconstruction techniques | Dr. Arjun Kundu
Channel: Forensic 365
Date: 2022-09-27

Forensic facial reconstruction is used in both forensic science and investigation and also in archaeological studies. In forensic science, this method is used to assist law enforcement agencies to identify missing deceased persons where the conventional methods of identification are unsuccessful. In archaeology, it is used to identify the faces of the people from history, bone remains, embalmed bodies, etc. Reconstruction techniques are usually based on the relationship between the underlying hard tissues, such as bone structure, and soft tissues such as the facial muscles and facial features. Facial reconstruction can be a feasible alternative to identifying the remains of a decomposed, mutilated, or skeletonised corpse. 

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