midface

The fossils exhibit both seemingly modern features, such as sunken cheekbones with a horizontal rather than vertical ridge where upper teeth attach and a projecting nose and midface, and more primitive ones, including prominent brow ridges and premolars with multiple roots.

A New Species? 1997

Surgeon Angelica Kavouni, who performs this procedure in Harley Street says: "It's the invisible nip and tuck and is the perfect remedy for those looking for a little help, as it defines the jawline, lifts the midface and tightens the upper neck."

Evening Standard - Home Leah Hardy 2011

It also causes malformations of the feet and hands and a sunken midface, which gave Mr. Wiese a severe underbite.

post-gazette.com - News 2010

"It is possible," he said, "but then again she might have just lost weight after pregnancy the old-fashioned way." blog post, he speculated that Roberts may have had surgery around her eyes and a "midface lift."

The Orange County Register - News Headlines : Life 2010

"It is possible," he said, "but then again she might have just lost weight after pregnancy the old-fashioned way." blog post, he speculated that Roberts may have had surgery around her eyes and a "midface lift."

The Orange County Register - News Headlines : Entertainment 2010

The skull belonged a male, weighing some 15 to 20 kilograms, with a "snout-like projection of the midface," and was found in a black-mangrove environment in what is now Saudi Arabia.

Scientific American 2010

The supporting platform provided by the skeleton of the midface is different.

PRWeb 2009

She lost her hands, nose, upper and lower lips, eyelids and the bony structures in her midface in the attack.

dispatch.com: RSS 2009

Mainly the abscence of a chin, the extreme prognathic midface, the larger brows, and the much lower cranial vault.

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

The supporting platform provided by the skeleton of the midface is different.

PRWeb 2009