The message from Hollywood is obvious: if your face doesn’t fit the standard, you’re a villain, a pity, or a sob story. This trope isn’t just lazy writing—it’s blatant discrimination against anyone with a facial or visible difference

We recently sat down with M.E. Sanders our FACES Camp Assistant to chat about her new role  overseeing the FACES Client Impact Study and...

September 7th is “National Grateful Patient Day”  here in the United States, and I have to admit I had never heard of this observance...