As evidenced by Apples rumored plans to replace Touch ID with facial recognition technology for the iPhone 8, the ability of computers to seamlessly recognize faces is pretty darn impressive these days. The technology is not infallible, however, and there ... ( read original story ...)
Woman undergoes 16-hour facial reconstruction surgery to repair her face after a tumour took over her face at the age of seven
A New Zealand woman returned home on Wednesday afternoon after an extensive facial surgery at a Dunedin hospital. Christine Brown underwent a 16-hour face reconstruction last Tuesday, and has been recovering in intensive care. Her 'stoked' husband of 32 ... ( read original story ...)
‘The mummy returns!’ Radio comedian Kate Langbroek has ANOTHER bloody vampire facial after she traumatized her daughter with photos of gruesome treatment
She recently revealed she had traumatized her 12-year-old daughter Sunday Lil after getting a 'vampire facial' earlier in the month. But that didn't stop Kate Langbroek undergoing yet another treatment on Wednesday. The 52-year-old uploaded an image to ... ( read original story ...)
Facial recognition technology helped lead to more than 4,000 arrests since 2010, Cuomo says
ALBANY — Special facial recognition technology used by the state has helped lead to the arrest of more than 4,000 people involved in identity theft or fraud since 2010, the Cuomo administration announced Monday. The Department of Motor Vehicles Facial ... ( read original story ...)
Nip & Tuck with Dr Tracy Mountford: Can a face peel make my wrinkles disappear ?
Q The skin on my face is looking dull and no matter what creams I use, nothing seems to help. I have heard a face peel is a good way to refresh the skin and smooth wrinkles, but there are too many to choose from. Where do I start? A I would thoroughly ... ( read ...
Would YOU have Botox to shrink your pores? Pioneering treatment may hold the key to completely smooth skin
But thanks to social media, high-definition cameras and an increasing habit of scrutinising our faces for tiny flaws, pores have become the baddest of bad guys on the skincare hit list. Forget crow’s feet, laughter lines or forehead wrinkles — it’s ... ( read original story ...)