The Art of Diagnosis by Face. Atlas

The first attempts to read the secrets of the face, to determine the internal state of the body through external signs were made in China, where the diagnosis of diseases by a person's face was called the art of Xian-Ming, which roughly translates to "reading the face". This knowledge was secret, and the great masters of Xian-Ming orally passed on their experience to a few students.
This publication is of great interest, as it presents not only Eastern medical concepts but also the rich clinical experience of the author-physician and scientist, whose works are known both in the CIS countries and beyond. Familiarizing yourself with this book, you will learn that all aspects of each person's fate and health are inscribed in the form of special signs on their face and other parts of the body. A significant aspect of this diagnosis is the ability to foresee forthcoming excesses within the body and to timely conduct their correction. The chapters of the book partially represent lecture material presented by the author to listeners at the Energy-Mineral Therapy Institute.
In 1997, the book by E. I. Gonikman, "The Art of Diagnosis by Face: Eastern Medical Aspects", was published by "Santana", which aroused great interest among readers. Much of the material from this book forms the basis of the proposed atlas, which is supplemented with new chapters, expanded, and significantly more convenient for study and everyday work.
The book is intended for doctors, folk healers, and a wide range of readers interested in health issues.