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face-lift

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  1. perform cosmetic surgery on someone's face

How To Use face-lift In A Sentence

  • Give your site a face-lift to improve navigation, usability and accessibility.
  • If, having gone from a face-lift to heart surgery, we were now to advance to a brain transplant, to what extent would we still be involved with the same patient? The English Is Coming!
  • The town centre certainly needs a face-lift.
  • In fact, the accelerative g-forces are so strong that you can actually experience a slight face-lift effect. Behind the Wheel: Corvette ZHZ: Brett Berk
  • Other surgeries can include: suction-assisted lipoplasty of the waist, rhinoplasty, facial bone reduction, face-lift, and blephroplasty.
  • A popular cricket club is set for a face-lift after it raised £250,000 to build a new pavilion at its ground.
  • Sixty years of the changes, China has undergone tremendous change in a tower the ground into the sky, like a mushroom, urban face-lift.
  • With two housing developments currently under construction in Bangor, the town has got a major face-lift in the last five years.
  • In addition to looking better in their clothes with the help of abdominoplasty, more men are also seeking facial rejuvenation with face-lifts, eyelid surgery and brow-lifts.
  • Among women the greatest demand is for facelifts and breast surgery - though Lewis says face-lifting is more popular than ever before with both sexes.
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