facial skin
101Abdim's Stork — At London Zoo, England Conservation status …
102Chapel (comics) — Chapel Publication information Publisher Image Comics Created by …
103Óxido de cobre (II) — General Nombre (IUPAC) sistemático Óxido de cobre (II) Otros nombres …
104stork — storklike, adj. /stawrk/, n., pl. storks, (esp. collectively) stork. 1. any of several wading birds of the family Ciconiidae, having long legs and a long neck and bill. Cf. adjutant stork, jabiru, marabou (def. 1), white stork …
105Celsus, Aulus Cornelius — flourished 1st century AD Roman medical writer. His famous treatise De medicina, a major source of knowledge of early medicine, shows that it was remarkably advanced, urging cleanliness and use of antiseptics, describing facial skin grafting, and …
106Sturge-Weber syndrome — A congenital, but not inherited, disorder that affects the skin, the neurological system, and sometimes the eyes and internal organs. The main sign of Sturge Weber syndrome is a port wine stain birthmark. Neurological symptoms may include… …
107rhytidectomy — Elimination of wrinkles from, or reshaping of, the face by excising any excess skin and tightening the remainder; the so called face lift. SYN: face lift, rhytidoplasty. [G. rhytis (rhytid ), a wrinkle] * * * rhyt·i·dec·to·my .rit ə dek tə mē n …
108dynamic lines — lines in the facial skin that develop as a result of repetitious right angled pull on the skin by the muscles of expression and are often considered signs of aging; types include laugh lines, glabellar lines, worry lines, and crow s feet …
109hoatzin — noun Etymology: ultimately from Nahuatl huāctzin the laughing falcon (Herpetotheres cachinnans) Date: 1661 a crested large South American bird (Opisthocomos hoazin) with blue facial skin, red eyes, brown plumage marked with white above, and claws …
110Combined oral contraceptive pill — (COCP) Background Birth control type Hormonal First use ? …
