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Changing Faces. The Challenge of facial disfigurement

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Changing Faces has helped many thousands of people come to terms with a distinctive appearance or a facial disfigurement. Whilst it is especially relevant to people who have a disfigurement after an accident or major surgery, its emphasis on confidence-building also makes it invaluable reading for anyone who feels they have an unusual appearance.

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