SportsAugust 10, 2026
craniofacial
KRAY-nee-oh-FAY-shul
Definition
Relating to the bones of the skull and the face.
Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'cranium' meaning skull and the Latin 'facies' meaning face. It combined in English to denote the structural relationship between the head and facial regions.
In the news
The term is used to describe the complex anatomical structures that Dr. Byun focuses on in his specialized surgical approach to facial rejuvenation. It highlights the importance of understanding the skull and soft tissue interface beyond standard skin-tightening techniques.
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Michael Byun Introduces Anatomy-Based Approach That Extends Beyond the Traditional Deep Plane Facelift
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