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* People whose had heavy or frequent botox treatments, since the same toxins that reduce wrinkles also paralyze the face muscles. (Hence Joan Rivers' self parody.)
* Humphrey Bogart's trademark voice and deadpan expression were both the result of facial nerve damage sustained in World War One.
* [[Downplayed Trope|Downplayed]] with certain forms of autism, where affected individuals may show a restricted range of facial expressions or expressions that are hard to interprete for others. May overlap with [[Perpetual Frowner]] or [[Perpetual Smiler]], as their "neutral" face can seem to others like a pervasive smile or frown.
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reduced_affect_display Reduced affect display] is a known negative symptom of schizophrenia, and can occur in other mental disorders like depression as well.
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