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Aesthetic Anatomy Quiz

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Aesthetic Anatomy Quiz

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Skin and face physiology

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Skin and face physiology

by Monique
1

Which layer of the skin contains blood vessels and nerves and is responsible for nutrition?

2

What is the primary muscle responsible for the elevating of the eyebrows?

3

Which skin layer provides most of the structural support and elasticity?

4

Which nerve supplies sensation to the cheek area?

5

Name the pigment-producing cells in the epidermis.

6

Which facial muscle is primarily activated for smiling

7

Which layer is the site of sebaceous glands?

8

What term describes an increased blood flow causing redness in the skin?

9

Which lymphatic drainage area is common for facial procedures?

10

Which muscle compresses the lips and puckers?

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