In a captivating case shared by Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a neurologist from Hyderabad, a 65-year-old man exhibited peculiar behavior by shaving only the right half of his face for two days. This behavior was a symptom of hemispatial neglect, a condition where individuals lose awareness of one side of their environment due to damage in the right parietal lobe of the brain. The patient also showed mild weakness on the left side of his body and responded only to stimuli from the right side, while denying any issues. Dr. Kumar explained that this condition is not a motor or sensory deficit but an attention disorder, emphasizing the importance of recognizing signs like shaving one side of the face. He noted that practical examinations, such as asking patients to draw a clock, can reveal neglect, as they often ignore the left side entirely. This case serves as a reminder of how subtle behavioral changes can indicate serious neurological conditions.