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  1. Using face masks correctly in public settings helps reduce the spread of respiratory viruses. These viruses spread to people ... who coughs, sneezes, sings, talks, or breathes. Wearing face masks that cover the nose, mouth, and chin ...
  2. The physical landmarks of the human face are very similar from one face to another.
  3. Wearing well-fitting face masks helps prevent the spread of respiratory viruses. For masks to work, they have to be worn properly. Choose ...
  4. This is a picture of vitiligo on the face. Complete loss of melanin, the primary skin pigment, ... the same areas on both sides of the face -- symmetrically -- or it may be patchy -- asymmetrical. The ...
  5. ... fetus performed at 17 weeks gestation. The fetal face can be seen in the middle of the ...
  6. The face is the most common location of acne. Here, there are 4 to 6 millimeter red (erythematous) pustules, ...
  7. This is seborrheic dermatitis on the face. Note the redness (erythema) and mild scaling. Individuals with AIDS frequently develop seborrheic dermatitis or other types of skin rashes, as seen ...
  8. ... flat, pink, vascular lesions. Common locations include the face and neck, but they may be present anywhere ...
  9. This person has noticeable swelling (edema) of the face.
  10. ... It is seen frequently in children on the face, upper trunk, and arms. Note that the nose ...
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