GH1 and acromegaly: While gigantism occurs due to excess GH levels before epiphyseal closure leading to an abnormal linear overgrowth of bones, acromegaly manifests after the epiphyseal closure presenting with morphological features like broad hands, feet, and fingers, wide and thick nasal bones, prominent zygomatic arch, bulging forehead occasionally leading to frontal bossing, swollen lips with marked facial lines due to soft tissue thickening, dental malocclusion due to mandibular overgrowth with prognathism along with maxillary widening leading to tooth separation [6,7].