I'm fond of the idea of Tybalt having facial burn scars, especially if it covers almost half of his face. There is a trope in media where a character calls themself "horrid and disfigured" when they just have a simple scar on their nose or lip. It definitely feels like that's as much facial harm that the general population can handle without getting scared.
If you follow my main, you might remember this post I made a while back. Besides Consort shaping his grandson's mindset to vent his anger towards the Montys because "they definitely set the fire to kill your parents", his own image in the mirror is a constant reminder of what his rivals have (supposedly) done to his immediate family. This gives his hatred another deep and psychological layer.
In VVE, I keep Tybalt's original face structure, but I also tweak the burned side of his face. His affected eye is slightly squinted, and the affected corner of his mouth is pulled into a neutral position (and his non affected other mouth corner is in a perma-downturned position). For the scar directly on his eye, Tybalt thankfully did not lose his vision in it, but he does suffer with dryness because it doesn't close completely, as well as light sensitivity. (From my research, the skin bordering on the burn scar tends to tighten and be more stiff since the scar tissue is not flexible at all. This can cause the normal, non burned skin, to be pulled in the direction of the scar.)
I'm still researching about burn survivors and trying to find good info and images !
