'face-related' originates from the English word 'face' combined with the suffix '-related,' indicating association or connection.

The term 'face' comes from the Latin word 'facies,' meaning 'form' or 'appearance,' and 'related' is derived from the Latin 'relatus,' meaning 'brought back.'

Initially, 'face' referred to the front part of the head, and 'related' meant 'connected.' The combined term 'face-related' has maintained its meaning of being associated with the face.