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5.0 out of 5 stars What if you lost your face?
If we look at a group photo, we always search for our own FACE in the crowd. What if we LOST that face? Are WE gone forever? Are we then dead? If we get another person's face, do we become THEM? Have we lost our own identity along with our own face?

It's all about IDENTITY, and face transplants.

Graphically bold and sexually frank descriptions...
Published on August 2, 2009 by J R

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3.0 out of 5 stars A good read, but not what I was looking for and NOT worth the price
I'm a writer currently working on a science fiction / dystopia-themed novel, and one of the key plot elements is a face transplant. I was looking for a book that covered the technical aspects of surgery, with a BRIEF discussion of the psychological implications of the procedure. This book spends all of two pages (if that) covering what actually happens during a facial...
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5.0 out of 5 stars What if you lost your face?, August 2, 2009
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This review is from: Someone Else's Face in the Mirror: Identity and the New Science of Face Transplants (Hardcover)
If we look at a group photo, we always search for our own FACE in the crowd. What if we LOST that face? Are WE gone forever? Are we then dead? If we get another person's face, do we become THEM? Have we lost our own identity along with our own face?

It's all about IDENTITY, and face transplants.

Graphically bold and sexually frank descriptions of transplants of various body parts are included.

Up to the minute procedures and ideas are thoroughly explained in a sensitive, knowledgeable and eloquent way that fascinates, educates and even entertains.
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3.0 out of 5 stars A good read, but not what I was looking for and NOT worth the price, August 17, 2011
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This review is from: Someone Else's Face in the Mirror: Identity and the New Science of Face Transplants (Hardcover)
I'm a writer currently working on a science fiction / dystopia-themed novel, and one of the key plot elements is a face transplant. I was looking for a book that covered the technical aspects of surgery, with a BRIEF discussion of the psychological implications of the procedure. This book spends all of two pages (if that) covering what actually happens during a facial transplant. The rest of it is hardly worth calling science. NOT worth the price.
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