Recently, Kulp, the first American face changer, died at the age of 57. The reason for her face transplant was that she was murdered by her husband, and culp was shot in the face by his gun, which not only disfigured her face, but also seriously affected her ability to speak and eat. Although the hospital claimed that her death had nothing to do with the transplant operation, but was a complication caused by other infections, at the age of 57, she had already lived the longest after the facial transplant operation, showing how much side effects the facial transplant had.
In my opinion, facial transplantation is also a kind of plastic surgery, although Kapoor does have a demand. Rong, but there are still many women in the world who love beauty and choose plastic surgery to make themselves look more exquisite. I don't know how many side effects this technically changed appearance has brought, such as facial collapse and various complications.
Let's start with facial collapse. Many people divorce after plastic surgery, and their skin is very slack, which seems to run counter to their original intention of choosing plastic surgery.
Let's talk about complications. Complications that may be encountered after cosmetic surgery include hematoma, infection and nerve injury. Hematoma is a lump wrapped in blood, which can be fatal if it is seriously infected. Nerve damage means that some parts of your operation will lose feeling.
In short, although this is an era of looking at the face, we'd better not cut on the face, because although technology can change your temporary appearance and bring you the beauty you want, a little carelessness will produce many side effects, such as hematoma, infection and nerve damage. If you are naturally influenced by your parents, you are the most beautiful.