Personal story offers insight into living with facial disfigurement
Coull, F.
Journal of Wound Care 12(7): 254-258
2003
ISSN/ISBN: 0969-0700 PMID: 12894696 Document Number: 555284
This paper looks at the long-term effects of living with facial disfigurement caused by a burns injury. It applies a psychosocial model to understand how someone with such an injury confronts and adapts to living with a changed self-image.
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