Sentence examples for make scars from inspiring English sources

"Collodion is material used to make scars," he told me.

He tried to make "Scars," a retelling of the Faust legend set in Russia and the United States; wrote an adaptation of Henry James's "Beast in the Jungle"; and toyed with the idea of a documentary about the female voice ("I would travel all over the world and record lullabies").

Try applying cortisone to reduce inflammation and fade creams to make scars less visible.

To combat pitted shadows that can make scars more noticeable, try evening out your skin tone with makeup.

Movement of facial muscles near the wound can make scarring worse, and the Botox temporarily paralyzes the muscles.

As Keirstead had told me earlier, the very quality that epitomizes the promise of embryonic stem cells — their amazing plasticity — can also be their great failing ("Just stuff stem cells into a brain lesion with a scar, and the cells will make scar tissue").

Excessive sun exposure without using SPF will contribute to photo aging, making scars darker and more permanent.

He always scolds me and the children whenever we leave the slightest tire mark on the grass bordering our driveway, and I knew that the deep ruts I'd just made, scarring the length of our front yard, would wrench his heart.

What impression do scars make?" Michael, an economics graduate, has a similar experience, but describes his disability – a mild form of dyspraxia – as "hidden".

54 All treatments for acne scar aim not to cure but to make the scars less visible.

In this case, fractured fragment displaced laterally and patient did not want to make operation scars in her face.