Our faces are the only part of our bodies we cannot truly hide. They make us unique and tell our stories, our emotions, our heritage and our experiences. As babies we react to the expressions on the faces of our parents, as adults we learn to read the language of the faces around us. At home, at work, at school, on the train, in the traffic, at the game – we tell our stories through our faces and read the stories of others.

   

But what if we do not want people to look at our faces - if we want to hide the scars, the lisp when we try to speak or the prominent chin that people stare at?