Meanings of facial scarring in English

He had facial scarring because he'd been injured in the Gulf War.

He suffered permanent facial scarring and still has glass embedded in his face.

She said her facial scarring can make it difficult to go out in public.

An abusive childhood, facial scarring and her social awkwardness contribute to her sense of being misunderstood.

At least 50 per cent of teenagers get acne, which needs to be treated early to prevent facial scarring.

She advocates a ban on facial scarring in Africa and wants permission to be sought before it is carried out.

The lead role is to be played by a newcomer Vicky Knight, who, as a burns survivor, has facial scarring.

Such was the case for Janelle, a woman who's illness, lupus, has resulted in uneven skin tone and facial scarring.

With major facial scarring.

The surgery for the scar on his lip can be carried out if facial scarring is causing low self esteem.

Current standard treatment is surgical removal that sometimes requires extensive dissection to ensure complete resection and often leaves unwanted facial scarring.

Terry had some obvious facial scarring, and my friend Arlene told me that the scars on his body were even more drastic.

Even American audiences nonversed in Ukrainian politics will no doubt recall the poisoning of candidate Viktor Yushchenko with dioxin, resulting in his severe facial scarring.

"Severe facial scarring," Roy said.