<prompt> Chipmunk face is characteristically seen inBeta thalassemia majorFetal alcohol syndromeCushings syndromeAcromegaly  <response>: A Beta thalassemia major Chipmunk Face: A descriptor for expanded globular maxillae, with BM hyperexpansion into facial bones, combined with prominent epicanthal folds, characteristic of severe beta-thalassemia. Chipmunk face may also refer to soft tissue swelling-- e.g., diffuse parotid gland swelling--accompanied by xerostomia and reddened eyes, seen in Sjogren syndrome Hippocratic face also known as Hippocratic facies; eyes are sunken, temples collapsed, nose is pinched with crusts on the lips and the forehead is clammy 