You can now raise funds for Saving Faces entirely for free while you do your everyday shopping online.
Kat Huggins will be running her first marathon to raise money for Saving Faces on 26th May 2019.
Professor Iain Hutchison features in The Guinea Pig Club documentary on BBC Four.
Why do we react to “disgusting” stimuli, the way we do?
Professor Iain Hutchison joins presenter, Bridget Kendall, and a panel of experts to talk about disgust. This psychological and physiological reaction can cause undue prejudice to patients with physical deformities. Continue reading

Congratulations to Emmy and Farah who won a William Harvey Day award for an outstanding poster presentation. They are PhD students funded by Saving Faces and the research presented at this meeting was entitled, ‘Psychological wellbeing and treatment needs in cancer and trauma patients’.
Read more about Emmy and Farah’s projects here.
One of our supporters, Josh, features in the Embarrassing Bodies, Stand Up to Cancer special on Channel 4.
Cancer mortality rates may be dropping overall, but deaths from oral cancer are predicted to increase over the next few decades.

This year the Saving Faces collection of paintings have been exhibited at a variety of medical conferences and fundraising events. The aim of the event on Saturday 28th April was to raise money and awareness of Saving Faces, using the artwork.
Professor Iain Hutchison speaks on US-based podcast, Morning Stories, about his work and Saving Faces.










