ECUADOR-RESTORATION-SCARS

Miriam Trujillo, owner of a religious figurine restoration shop, stops the bleeding of Antonio Puruncajas' nose before painting it in Quito on September 2, 2014. Ecuadorean restorers use their techniques to retouch people's faces in order to conceal scars. AFP PHOTO/JUAN CEVALLOS (Photo credit should read JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP via Getty Images)
Miriam Trujillo, owner of a religious figurine restoration shop, stops the bleeding of Antonio Puruncajas' nose before painting it in Quito on September 2, 2014. Ecuadorean restorers use their techniques to retouch people's faces in order to conceal scars. AFP PHOTO/JUAN CEVALLOS (Photo credit should read JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP via Getty Images)
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