Sentences with phrase «small scar»

She has two or three small scars about her mouth from fights.

I still have small scars on my knuckles from scraping them on the ceiling while celebrating Sean Woods» shot in the»92 Duke / Kentucky game... you know the «other» winning shot in that game.

They're usually the strongest part of my body, covered in small scars from my softball days and general clumsiness, but I have learned to love their imperfections.

However, for nearly twenty years, cosmetic surgeons and dermatologists have used lasers to improve the texture and appearance of small scars.

In one case, a relatively small scar above a woman's eyebrow affected her ability to express emotion.

Laparoscopy leaves smaller scars and in some cases reduces the chance of infection at the incision site, and for these reasons is the preferred procedure by most surgeons performing appendectomies.

Thank you for the small scar on my wrist, from that time when it was scratched on a door handle, you remember that time, oh, yes, making out with that boy in high school, and the chicken pox scar on my left hand.

Thank you for the small scar on my wrist, from that time when it was scratched... well, you remember that time, oh, yes, making out with that boy in high school, and then there are the chicken pox scars on my left hand.

you will find that you are glad to be rid of it but there is a small scar to remind you of it's existance.

What ultimately convinced the researchers was a small scar above the right eye socket.

When a cell splits in two, a small scar, called the midbody, develops briefly then disappears.

They overexpressed the gene in other injured mice, which stimulated the cells» injury response and resulted in a smaller scar.

A new study in mice from UT Southwestern's O'Donnell Brain Institute shows that turning on a gene inside cells called astrocytes results in a smaller scar and — potentially — a more effective recovery from injury.

Dr. Goldberg said a smaller scar likely aids the healing process by isolating the injured neurons, similar to how isolating a spreading infection can improve recovery.

But for the donor it means a quick recovery with less pain, a shorter stay in hospital, and a smaller scar.

Although he burned his hand and still carries a small scar, the Stanford bioengineer says such open - ended play was important in setting his career path.

The procedure, called an oophorectomy, was manageable (especially compared to a mastectomy), and I have two small scars, less than an inch each and fading, on my abdomen.

He has a small scar on his wrist but on the back side of his arm is a 10 inch scar.

Some scrubs contain large, scratchy type beads, which can potentially scratch the surface of your skin resulting a small scarring in upper dermis.

Killmonger keeps track of his kills by marking his body with one small scar for each kill.

The benefits of laparoscopy include smaller incisions, little blood loss, small scar, quicker recovery, minimal pain and less complications.

Other than a small scar, Nefertiti is back to her normal, active self.

The hole left by the bitten off umbilical cord usually self seals within a few days leaving a small scar of various size and appearance that we call a belly button or umbilicus.

He was left with no facial disfigurement with the exception of a small scar near his lip.