Childhood shapes the facial features of the real people?

I have read the report too - but can not find him. At least that's nonsense. The opposite is the case. Ever more even the face, the easier it is in life. There are also serious studies of the better rating "Pretty" children.

I think not, at least not appreciably. I had a tough childhood and I still see a balanced, smooth face. I rather think that it is up to the inheritance and with increasing age in our thoughts and attitudes that shape the face.

Because I know someone who is dark (so) ugly as sin, but had a nice and easy childhood and is a kind-hearted man - how do they explain the "scientists" only with their "findings" I say nonsense because only ....

I can not answer that exactly, but I would say, for example, one can recognize the character of a man as he was once treated. A person will often give to his children something from his childhood, as has been non learned his parents. A person, I think, maybe you can not view everything, but I guess you can see the character (or his childhood).