Facial Reconstruction
-
{
- All
- News
-
300,000-Year-Old Mystery Solved: Face Of Earliest Human Ancestor Reconstructed
Scientists reconstructed the face of an early human ancestor from Jebel Irhoud bones found in Morocco, offering a glimpse into a figure who lived 300,000 years ago.
-
Scientists Reconstruct Face Of A Man Whose Skull Was Pierced By Iron Rod
Phineas Gage, a railroad worker, suffered the freak accident on September 13, 1848, and was on his feet within a month.
-
Saudi Arabia Unveils Reconstructed Face Of Nabataean Woman Who Lived More Than 2,000 Years Ago
The complex reconstruction was carried out after merging the scientific input with artistic flair.
-
Canadian Doctors Make Scar-Free Plastic Surgery Possible
A team of doctors has conducted what they say is the first scar-free facial reconstruction in the history of plastic surgery in Canada.
-
Kerala doctors reconstruct Kenyan man's face
A 32-year-old Kenyan car driver, who suffered serious bullet injuries on his face during an attack by dacoits in May in South Sudan, has been given a new lease of life after doctors of a private hospital here reconstructed his disfigured face.
-
300,000-Year-Old Mystery Solved: Face Of Earliest Human Ancestor Reconstructed
Scientists reconstructed the face of an early human ancestor from Jebel Irhoud bones found in Morocco, offering a glimpse into a figure who lived 300,000 years ago.
-
Scientists Reconstruct Face Of A Man Whose Skull Was Pierced By Iron Rod
Phineas Gage, a railroad worker, suffered the freak accident on September 13, 1848, and was on his feet within a month.
-
Saudi Arabia Unveils Reconstructed Face Of Nabataean Woman Who Lived More Than 2,000 Years Ago
The complex reconstruction was carried out after merging the scientific input with artistic flair.
-
Canadian Doctors Make Scar-Free Plastic Surgery Possible
A team of doctors has conducted what they say is the first scar-free facial reconstruction in the history of plastic surgery in Canada.
-
Kerala doctors reconstruct Kenyan man's face
A 32-year-old Kenyan car driver, who suffered serious bullet injuries on his face during an attack by dacoits in May in South Sudan, has been given a new lease of life after doctors of a private hospital here reconstructed his disfigured face.
