A band or sheet of connective tissue, primarily collagen, beneath the skin that attaches, stabilizes, encloses, and separates muscles and other internal organs. noun
The fascia helps to support and protect the muscles and organs.
During the surgery, the doctor had to carefully cut through the fascia to reach the underlying tissues.
A flat band or strip of material, often used as a decorative element on a building, particularly around the roofline or between the floors. noun
The architect designed a beautiful fascia that wrapped around the entire building.
The fascia board was painted to match the trim of the house.
In British English, a dashboard or the instrument panel of a motor vehicle. noun
The car's fascia was equipped with the latest technology, including a touchscreen display.
He admired the sleek design of the fascia in the new model.