'In the last kilometre, you turn a corner, and you can see Buckingham Palace. Wow. It was a feeling I couldn’t put into words.'

Our campaigner Sultan took on the London Marathon last year to raise funds for Changing Faces.

This is his story ➡️ bit.ly/3Wcbm7I

Rosacea educator & campaigner Lex (@talontedlex on Instagram) has kindly shared this video with us talking all things rosacea for #RosaceaAwarenessMonth .

If you're struggling with the emotional impact of a visible difference, we're here to help:
➡️ changingfaces.org.uk/services-suppo…

🆕 We're currently accepting applications for a part-time Skin Camouflage Practitioner to join our team in Manchester.

💡 All applications must include a CV, cover letter and history of relevant experience. Learn more and apply here:
➡️ changingfaces.org.uk/about-changing…

“I’m fortunate to be in a better place now. However, there was a long time where facing the world every day was incredibly difficult.”

Living with Atopic Dermatitis has been hard for Andrew, but now he wants to help others facing similar challenges: ow.ly/2XfX50RhUzt

'You don’t have to know someone with a visible difference to be an ally either. It’s simply about standing up for acceptance.'

Great advice from Rob no how to be an ally to people with visible differences. 💛💚💙❤️

Read his full story on our website:
➡️ bit.ly/4aoNthA

“Self-acceptance is so important. Once you accept that this is you, the better you’ll feel about yourself.”

After developing a rare skin condition as a teen, Tom has had to come to terms with his differences: ow.ly/CJ4H50RbjWn

This is a great observation from our campaigner Bronwen about being mindful of the language we use when describing visible differences.

At the end of the day, empathy is key. Let's make space to listen, learn, and educate ourselves. 💛💚💙❤️

'It’s perfectly ok to no be ok. But it’s crucial to get the proper support you need to express your feelings.'

Learn more about how Changing Faces can support you to live the life you want:
➡️ changingfaces.org.uk/services-suppo…

“Every day is a blessing for me, and I don’t want to let the way I look stop me from living.”

Derek had to have major surgery following a cancer diagnosis – now he’s adapting to life with a visible difference: ow.ly/hoib50R14W0

“It became very difficult to socialise and meet new people, which is something I'd always done easily before.”

Sammy found it hard to adjust to life with a visible difference, but now she feels positive about the future: ow.ly/wjKm50QWEvc

'I try to return invasive stares with a smile & a cheery greeting. It’s surprising how often this works, as many people who stare at my birthmark are simply curious about something they are ignorant about.' (Chris)

Learn how to manage people's reactions: bit.ly/3TJvf4B