Despite the lack of a cure, individuals often adjust by learning to identify others by their different voices, attire, or body language.
Neurologists usually use memory and facial recognition tests to make the diagnosis, ruling out more serious diseases.
Due of the social difficulties associated with prosopagnosia, many people, including Pitt, may never be officially diagnosed. Some people may find it incapacitating, while others manage to deal with its particular social complexity.
