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Old 11-11-2003, 16:08   #14
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Re: Facial Transplants - Should we?

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
As someone said earlier, I think that due to different bone structure and facial expressions, the 'new' face would look very different
OK, given that:
1. You're not likely to meet the recipient of your loved one's donated face, and
2. You're unlikely to recognise the face anyway;

If you did meet them, and you did recognise the face, how might you react? Sorry to be so persistent, the more I think about this the more it gives me the wobblies.
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