Professor Hutchison and Mark Gilbert speak to the the New Scientists about the Saving Faces Art Project.
The Saving Faces Art Project by Mark Gilbert featured in the Health Service Journal.
The Saving Faces Art Project by Mark Gilbert featured in The Times.
“When Constance was told she had cancer of the mouth she thought she would be terribly disfigured…until a leading surgeon performed his miracle”
TO LOOK at Constance Searle today you would never guess that half her face has been re-built in an astonishing 12-hour operation. Surgeon Iain Hutchison removed a slice of bone five inches long and one inch thick from her shoulder blade and crafted it into a jawbone. He then used it to replace the left hand side of Constance’s cancer-ravaged face from her ear to her chin.”It is absolutely brilliant,” says Constance, 65, from Rainham, Essex.
The Saving Faces Art Project by Mark Gilbert featured in The Lancet.
“Nearly 4,000 people in Britain are diagnosed with mouth cancer every year, and it kills almost half of them. This is largely because most people ignore these symptoms. Now a new easy-to-use mouthwash has been developed that can detect mouth cancer in its early stages.”
The Saving Faces Art Project by Mark Gilbert features in the Evening Times.
The Saving Faces Art Project by Mark Gilbert was hosted at the Glasgow School of Art. Read the reviews below.
The Saving Faces Art Project by Mark Gilbert was reviewed in The Metro.










