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I want to clear the air!😩 So, I've had several encounters with people where I get asked about my programme of study, I mention Optometry, and they go all like, "And you are wearing glasses?" or even "What makes you think you can save me when you can't save yourself?"😂 This might seem ironic, but it actually does happen.😂 Now I want to know how different this is from telling a pharmacist or a doctor not to take meds when they are sick or perhaps a chef not to have a taste of their own food when need be😅 Even though eye doctors are experts in vision care, let's remember they're not really the #Superhumans we see them as. Needing glasses or contacts doesn't mean the new specialist you met that day is #bad at their job or not good enough. It's just a normal part of life. It's like how you might wear glasses to see from a distance, read your favorite book, or protect your eyes from the sun. Plus, it could be that your eye doctor is wearing blue light glasses for longer screen hours or even wearing glasses because of old age - just like many people do! P.S: When next you see a student or specialist wearing glasses, don't be too quick to pull away. We are protecting our eyes just like you are!😂 P.P.S: Comment YES or NO if you are guilty of this and let's hear your story too if you are a victim!😊 #EyecareStoryteller #EyecareWriter #OptometryJourney #WomenInScience

Good day dear connections 🙂 📕 A research article, entitled "Woman's Lips Evaluation Throughout The 20th Century: Aesthetic Analysis of The Lower Third of The Face" by Dr. Lucia Giannini, Dr. Guido Galbiati, Dr. Gionata Bellucci, Dr. Niccolò Cenzato, Dr. Alessandro Bruni, and Dr. Luca Esposito, was published on BME Horizon. 💡 This study evaluates the change in aesthetic face parameters throughout the 20th century. Only the lower third of the face, especially the lips, has been considered. A total of 214 orthogonal profile pictures of women were selected. 🔎 If you are interested in this feature study, please check it or download it at https://lnkd.in/gmfQ7FdY #face profile #profyle analysis #orthodontic treatment #biomedicalengineering

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Interviewing for a new job is nerve-racking enough, but then having to negotiate your offer? Even more intimidating. Luckily for all of our optometry job seeking friends, we've outlined all the helpful tips & tricks for negotiating your job offer like a pro! Check out the Eye Catching Jobs blog below.

Facial asymmetry is a common occurrence, with most people having some degree of imbalance between the left and right sides of their face. While a certain level of asymmetry is normal and adds character, pronounced imbalances can impact one’s appearance and, in some cases, contribute to self-consciousness. Fortunately, modern cosmetic and reconstructive procedures offer effective solutions to address facial asymmetry and restore a balanced and harmonious appearance. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the causes of facial asymmetry, common areas affected, and corrective procedures offered by Dr. Zandifar. Read more: https://bit.ly/3vngpH5

In this Student Life blog post, "10 Things I Wish I Knew a Year Ago," Carson Rainbolt, '27, reflects on lessons learned during his first year of optometry school: https://lnkd.in/gkBVCTEh

A week of learning random facts about Orthotics. 👣 **A Journey Through Time: The Fascinating History of Orthotics** 👣 Did you know that the roots of orthotics date back nearly **2000 years**? The first known foot correction devices incorporated layers of wool inserted into sandals to relieve foot strain and fatigue. This simple yet effective solution provided extra cushioning and eased the pain associated with long-distance walking. Stay tuned for more random insights into the history of Orthotics.

Check out my blog post to see the reconfiguration of my senior thesis https://wix.to/Qn7FHkL #newblogpost

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Did you know, that there are nearly 10.000 #missingpersons casedzin #Germany? Most of these cases get solved in a few days, with only 3 % being unsolved. In countries like Mexico it's over 50.000 people but in these cases they can not be identified. Why do I write about it? I was amazed by the number of tattoos I saw on my last trip and made a little #research and found this interesting article (https://lnkd.in/eeq3F88C) about the classification of #unknownbodies via their #tattoos in Mexico. Franziska Holz et al. from the Goethe-Universität Frankfurt introduced an easy classification system of motives and body region. Introduction of this kind of #dataclassification internationally could be a major step for finding missing persons.