Lujan-Fryns Syndrome (LFS) is a very low-incidence, X- linked disorder that is characterized primarily by the presence of a tall yet stooped posture, hyperextensible fingers and toes, large forehead, long yet narrow face that includes an extended nose with a high bridge, thin upper lip, arched palate, and maxillary hypoplasia. A review and report of a case study by Donders, Doornik, and Toriello (2001) reports the presence of approximately 24 reported cases in the literature. Their review indicates the presence of mental retardation, significant behavioral problems, and psychotic features in the majority of cases, although exceptions do occur.