rhytidectomy
Americannoun
plural
rhytidectomiesEtymology
Origin of rhytidectomy
1930–35; < Greek rhytid-, stem of rhytís wrinkle + -ectomy
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Or maybe "the human brain has evolved to recognise faces, so there is a very real possibility that automated Rhytidectomy kits will cause our brains to get confused, leaving us unable to recognise our own mothers".
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