pockmarks in A Sentence

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    Some natural oils may also reduce signs of scarring, including Pockmarks.

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    He was blind in one eye and had a face pitted with Pockmarks.

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    Pockmarks are deep scars on the skin that do not usually go away on their own.

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    Pockmarks may look like indentations in the skin and occur because of damage to deeper skin layers.

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    The larger ones, known as Pockmarks, average 175 meters(almost 600 feet) across and five meters(16 feet) deep, and are.

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    In fact, sonar data showing layers of seafloor sediments suggest that these Pockmarks have been inactive for the last 50,000 years.

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    Seafloor Pockmarks have been found elsewhere around the world, and have been associated with releases of methane gas or other fluids from the seafloor.

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    The larger ones, known as Pockmarks, average 175 meters(almost 600 feet) across and five meters(16 feet) deep, and are nearly circular and fairly evenly spaced.

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    Pockmarks, which are also called pick marks or acne scars, are blemishes with a concave shape that can look like holes or indentations in the skin.

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    While there are still no standard treatments for Pockmarks that are proven to work in all cases, there are many treatment options available to people who want them removed.

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    The cause and persistence of the Pockmarks still remain a mystery, but we find no evidence they were created from gas or fluid in the seafloor in the recent past.

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    The cause and persistence of the Pockmarks still remains a mystery, but we find no evidence they were created from gas or fluid in the seafloor in the recent past.

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    Pockmarks were considered to be a problem, but instead of wax, women would use brightly coloured patches of cloth and stick them on their faces with adhesive to cover the marks.

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