While before-and-after photographs serve an important medical function in recording a physical journey, our research goes behind these images to understand patients’ journeys, including the emotional and physical journey they go through.
As we near the end of 2021, the AboutFace team has been reflecting on the year so far. It’s been...
A Hidden Community: The Movement for Face Equality Facial disfigurement is a globally neglected human rights issue By Phyllida Swift...
From unideal circumstances to the “ideal” facial transplantation candidate: Lessons from visible difference research on the importance of patient-focused psychological...
Reading about the current Changing Faces You are not Alone campaign, which tackles the subject of men with visible differences...
Part of our Emotions and Ethics series, this guest blog on medical photography in historical enquiry is written by workshop...
Our final blog for Face Equality Week 2020 is a history of the campaign for face equality. It is written...
The Thursday installment of our Face Equality Week blogs comes from the project’s Research Associate, Victoria Hoyle. Emotion, Lived Experience...
Our next Face Equality Week blog is on Moebius Syndrome and face equality. It is written by Jonathan Cole, a...
Dr Amanda Bates, CPsychol, is a Patient Experience and Public Involvement Lead in the Centre for Health Services Studies at...