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Faces is not a book about changing how we look. It is a book about why faces matter — biologically, psychologically, and culturally. Our faces carry memory, emotion, identity, and bias. They shape how we are seen, how we are judged, and how we move through the world long before we speak. This book explores the face as both a personal record and a public interface, where science, society, and self intersect.
Written after decades of clinical experience and deep reflection, Faces draws on medicine, evolutionary biology, psychodermatology, and lived human stories. It asks difficult questions about beauty, ageing, prejudice, and the limits of change — and it does so with restraint. Ultimately, Faces is about understanding rather than correction, dignity rather than perfection, and the search for inner peace that often begins — but never ends — with the face.