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The two halves of the Human Skin Anatomical Model shows a comparison between the three layers of hairy and hairless normal skin.

ACNE SKIN MODEL

BUDGET SUPER SKIN MODEL

SKIN BURN AND NORMAL SKIN MODEL

SKIN CANCER MODEL

SKIN SECTION MODEL

The Section Normal Skin Model is a desk top model, enlarged approximately 40 times. With this Human Skin Anatomical Model the two halves of this relief show a comparison between the three layers of hairy and hairless normal skin. Hair follicles, sebaceous glands, receptor nerves and vessels are shown. The Super Budget Skin Model is a greatly enlarged (105 times) cross-sectional view of the human normal skin showing three layers and a close-up view of a hair follicle, sweat gland, fatty tissue and more. A Normal and Skin Burn Model reveals a Two-sided model which is an approximately 75 x enlargement of a skin cross section. Normal skin anatomy is shown on one side, the other shows 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree burns. The Skin Cancer Model features three cancerous conditions: NBC (Nodular Basal Cell), MM (Malignant Melanoma) Cancer Model, MBC (Morpheic Basal Cell), and three non-cancerous conditions: DN (Dyplastic Nevi), KA (Keratoaconthoma), AK (Actinic Keratosis) with basal layer and dermal layer cross-section detail. The Acne Skin Model shows an enlarged cross-section of skin. Relief detail displays acne pustule (pimple) and open comedo (blackhead).

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