Cleft lip (also commonly known as harelip) is one of the most common congenital anomalies found in newborns. This condition results from the incomplete fusion of structures in the baby's face and mouth region during embryonic development. While cleft lip, which can arise from the interaction of genetic and environmental factors, can be a concerning diagnosis for parents, it is a treatable health condition thanks to modern medical technology. Typically, through a series of surgical operations, both normal functions (such as feeding and speech) can be restored and aesthetically satisfying results can be achieved.