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In a comprehensive post, Komal clarified that approximately four years ago, she made the choice to undergo lip and chin fillers,

Komal Pandey confirms getting fillers: massive cosmetic surgery boom in India, liposuction tops list

India is witnessing a massive cosmetic surgery boom, liposuction tops the list

In a comprehensive post, Komal clarified that approximately four years ago, she made the choice to undergo lip and chin fillers,

Popular social media influencer Komal Pandey recently took to her Instagram account to address speculations about potential plastic surgery. In a detailed statement, she explained that around four years ago, she opted for lip and chin fillers, and even dabbled with botox, but emphatically refuted any claims of going under the knife. She regularly encounters online criticism for her fashion preferences, which some find hard to relate to, and has also been accused of modifying her looks through surgical interventions.
The International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery has shed light on the number of surgical procedures taken place worldwide in 2021. Numbers from the data highlight that India is currently witnessing a major boom in cosmetic surgery.&nbsp;
Liposuction is the most common procedure and around 22.3% of Indians got this done. It was followed by Rhinoplasty (11%), Breast Augmentation (8.5%), Gynecomastia (8.4%), and Eyelid surgery (6.6%).
Other than this, the most common non-surgical procedures taken up by Indians were Hair Removal (31.6%), Botulinum Toxin (24.6%) commonly known as botox, Hyaluronic Acid (16.5%), Chemical Peel (13.2%), and Non-Surgical Skin Tightening (7.1%).
It is worth noting that the total number of procedures in India as per 2021 data was 774,672.
Meanwhile, compared to the 2020 statistics, total procedures in the world increased by 19.3%. The United States of America is the country with the most Non-Surgical procedures.&nbsp;
For the study, participants completed a questionnaire that primarily focused on the number of specific surgical and non-surgical procedures they went under in 2021, along with some ancillary questions related to the impact of COVID-19, surgeon demographics, and the prevalence of medical tourism.
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Doctors and health care professionals mostly wear green or blue clothes inside operation theatres. Know the science behind it.

Science has an answer behind why doctors wear green/blue only inside operation theatres

Here's why doctors consider green/blue clothing only while performing surgeries

Doctors and health care professionals mostly wear green or blue clothes&nbsp;inside operation theatres. Know the science behind it.

Most of us will recall seeing doctors and health care professionals wearing green or blue clothes inside operation theatres. But have you wondered why? Well, science has an answer.&nbsp; When we enter a dark room suddenly, and our eyes come in contact with green or blue, we tend to feel better. In a dark operation theatre, doctors face the same thing.
According to scientists, green and blue colours are opposite to red on the spectrum of light. As surgeons mostly focus on red during a surgery, the colours green and blue help enhancing their ability to see and make them more sensitive to red. &nbsp;
According to a report included in the 1998 edition of Today&rsquo;s Surgical Nurse, green clothes also provide comfort to the eyes during surgery.&nbsp;
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According to the latest medical update, Rishabh will undergo surgery and subsequent procedures for ligament tears in Mumbai.

Rishabh Pant to undergo surgery in Mumbai: BCCI

BCCI has confirmed that wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant will undergo surgery for ligament tears in Mumbai. 

Read/Watch the latest medical update on Rishabh Pant.

According to the latest medical update, Rishabh will undergo surgery and subsequent procedures for ligament tears in Mumbai.

BCCI has confirmed that wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant will undergo surgery for ligament tears in Mumbai.&nbsp;
Pant will be brought to Mumbai via an air ambulance. The 25-year-old will go under the knife at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and Medical Research Institute.
His subsequent recovery and rehabilitation will also take place under the supervision of the BCCI medical team in the city.
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 A 30-year-old woman in Kozhikode has filed a complaint against doctors for having left forceps inside her body while performing a caesarean on her five years ago.
Acting on her complaint, Kerala State Health Minister Veena George on Saturday ordered a probe into the incident and asked the Health Secretary to submit a report soon.
The doctors of Kozhikode Medical College had, on September 17, conducted a major surgery on Harshinia to remove a 'mosquito artery forceps' which was in her stomach for the past five years.
The forceps is a scissor-like equipment used by surgeons to clamp bleeding vessels during surgeries.
"Stern action will be taken against those who are responsible," Minister said in a statement.
The woman had undergone her third caesarean at Kozhikode Medical College in November 2017. The earlier two were in private hospitals, she said.
"After the third surgery, I began feeling severe pain. I thought it was due to the caesarean surgery. I approached many doctors...I thought either I had kidney stones or some sort of cancer," she told reporters.
Harshina said the pain was subdued using strong antibiotics but it became unbearable since the last six months as she was suffering from urinary infection.
"Apparently, the metal object was poking my urinary bladder and was causing infection. The pain became unbearable," she said.
After scans, the doctors of a private hospital suspected that it was a kidney stone.
"But after the CT scan, they told me that there was a metal object in my stomach. They told me that it was poking my bladder and resulting in urinary infection. Doctors used to give me heavy antibiotics to reduce the pain," she said.
Later, she approached the government medical college itself, and the doctors there took the forceps after a surgery.
Meanwhile, Kozhikode Medical College also ordered a probe.
"We have ordered a probe. After the preliminary inquiry, the medical college superintendent told me that none of their surgical equipment was missing.
The woman has had two surgeries in private hospitals before coming to medical college," Kozhikode Medical College principal Dr E V Gopi, told PTI.
After her surgery removing the surgical equipment that was in her stomach for the past five years, she was discharged in a few days.
Later, she approached the State Health Minister and the Kozhikode Medical College, and filed a complaint in this regard. 

Kerala: forceps removed from woman's stomach, left inside during a surgery... 5 years ago

 A 30-year-old woman in Kozhikode has filed a complaint against doctors for having left forceps inside her body while performing a caesarean on her five years ago.

The doctors of Kozhikode Medical College had, on September 17, conducted a major surgery on Harshinia to remove a 'mosquito artery forceps' which was in her stomach for the past five years.

&nbsp;A 30-year-old woman in Kozhikode has filed a complaint against doctors for having left forceps inside her body while performing a caesarean on her five years ago.
Acting on her complaint, Kerala State Health Minister Veena George on Saturday ordered a probe into the incident and asked the Health Secretary to submit a report soon.
The doctors of Kozhikode Medical College had, on September 17, conducted a major surgery on Harshinia to remove a 'mosquito artery forceps' which was in her stomach for the past five years.
The forceps is a scissor-like equipment used by surgeons to clamp bleeding vessels during surgeries.
"Stern action will be taken against those who are responsible," Minister said in a statement.
The woman had undergone her third caesarean at Kozhikode Medical College in November 2017. The earlier two were in private hospitals, she said.
"After the third surgery, I began feeling severe pain. I thought it was due to the caesarean surgery. I approached many doctors...I thought either I had kidney stones or some sort of cancer," she told reporters.
Harshina said the pain was subdued using strong antibiotics but it became unbearable since the last six months as she was suffering from urinary infection.
"Apparently, the metal object was poking my urinary bladder and was causing infection. The pain became unbearable," she said.
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After scans, the doctors of a private hospital suspected that it was a kidney stone.
"But after the CT scan, they told me that there was a metal object in my stomach. They told me that it was poking my bladder and resulting in urinary infection. Doctors used to give me heavy antibiotics to reduce the pain," she said.
Later, she approached the government medical college itself, and the doctors there took the forceps after a surgery.
Meanwhile, Kozhikode Medical College also ordered a probe.
"We have ordered a probe. After the preliminary inquiry, the medical college superintendent told me that none of their surgical equipment was missing.
The woman has had two surgeries in private hospitals before coming to medical college," Kozhikode Medical College principal Dr E V Gopi, told PTI.
After her surgery removing the surgical equipment that was in her stomach for the past five years, she was discharged in a few days.
Later, she approached the State Health Minister and the Kozhikode Medical College, and filed a complaint in this regard.&nbsp;

An Indian-American doctor has pleaded guilty to taking millions of dollars in bribes for performing spinal surgeries at a now-defunct medical facility in USA's California.
Lokesh Tantuwaya, a neurosurgeon, reportedly admitted to taking around $3.3 million in bribes from Michael Drobot, the owner of the Pacific Hospital in Long Beach.
Drobot allegedly paid bribes to doctors, chiropractors, and marketers for referral of thousands of patients to Pacific Hospital for surgeries and other medical services. The hospital was paid for the medical procedures through the California workers’ compensation system.
Tantuwaya said that he knew the receipt of money was illegal, and that he owed a fiduciary duty to his patients to not take money in exchange for referring them to Pacific Hospital.
So far, 23 defendants have been convicted for participating in the kickback scheme.

USA: Indian-American surgeon says he took $3 million bribes to refer patients to a hospital for surgeries

Lokesh Tantuwaya, a neurosurgeon, reportedly admitted to taking around $3.3 million in bribes from Michael Drobot, the owner of the Pacific Hospital in Long Beach.

An Indian-American doctor has pleaded guilty to taking millions of dollars in bribes for performing spinal surgeries at a now-defunct medical facility in USA's California.
Lokesh Tantuwaya, a neurosurgeon, reportedly admitted to taking around $3.3 million in bribes from Michael Drobot, the owner of the Pacific Hospital in Long Beach.
Drobot allegedly paid bribes to doctors, chiropractors, and marketers for referral of thousands of patients to Pacific Hospital for surgeries and other medical services. The hospital was paid for the medical procedures through the California workers&rsquo; compensation system.
Tantuwaya said that he knew the receipt of money was illegal, and that he owed a fiduciary duty to his patients to not take money in exchange for referring them to Pacific Hospital.
So far, 23 defendants have been convicted for participating in the kickback scheme.
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AC Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has undergone knee surgery and will be out for up to eight months.
AC Milan released a statement and said, "The operation was a complete success and the prognosis is estimated between 7 and 8 months."
The 40-year old footballer recently helped Milan to win the Serie A title. The Swedish international missed large portions of Milan’s title-winning campaign with an injury.
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Ibrahimovic had been struggling with a knee injury in the last couple of months. He last played the full 90 minutes game for Milan in January this year.
Ibrahimovic is Sweden's all-time top scorer with 62 goals. Ibrahimovic has been a part of some of the world's biggest clubs in his career. The Swedish top scorer has won three Serie A titles with AC Milan and has also won the league thrice with Inter.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic out for up to eight months after knee surgery

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&nbsp;Zlatan Ibrahimovic&nbsp;missed the&nbsp;large portions of Milan&rsquo;s title-winning campaign with an injury

AC Milan and Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has undergone a knee surgery and will be out for up to eight months.
AC Milan released a statement and said, "The operation was a complete success and the prognosis is estimated between 7 and 8 months."
The 40-year old footballer recently helped Milan to win the Serie A title. The Swedish international missed large portions of Milan&rsquo;s title-winning campaign with an injury.
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Ibrahimovic had been struggling with a knee injury in the last couple of months. He last played the full 90 minutes game for Milan in January this year.
Ibrahimovic is Sweden's all-time top scorer with 62 goals. Ibrahimovic has been a part of some of the world's biggest clubs in his career. The Swedish top scorer has won three Serie A titles with AC Milan and has also won the league thrice with Inter.
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A bizarre video that has gone viral on social media and has gained over 2 lakhs views shows a woman is trying to taste two drinks at the same time. Yes, you read it right Brianna Mary Shihadeh, a body modification enthusiast has surgically split her tongue and now got the talent to taste two different things at one time.
Brianna pours sprite into one glass and water into another glass, then she is licking both the drinks separately at the same time. She concluded that tasting both the drinks made her 'brain feel weird'. She posted the video on her official Instagram account with a caption saying "What two flavors would you try first?"
After the video went viral on the internet it left people astonished.

Watch: Woman tasting two separate drinks at the same time, here's how

Watch: Woman tasting two separate drinks at the same time, here's how?

Brianna pours sprite into one glass and water into another glass, then she is licking both the drinks separately at the same time.

A bizarre video that has gone viral on social media shows a woman trying to taste two drinks at the same time. Yes, you read it right Brianna Mary Shihadeh, a body modification enthusiast has surgically split her tongue and has now got the talent to taste two different things at the same time.
Brianna pours sprite into one glass and water into another glass, then she is licking both the drinks separately at the same time.
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After the video went viral on the internet it left people astonished.

After Russia's Vladimir Putin, the health of China's Xi Jinping is not in the spotlight. The Chinese president is suffering from a cerebral aneurysm, according to media reports.
Jinping also had to be hospitalised in late 2021. However, the Communist leader opted for traditional Chinese medicine rather than surgery which softens blood vessels and shrinks the aneurysm.
Rumours have been swirling about Jinping's health since before the Covid-19 pandemic. When the Chinese President visited Italy in March 2019, some observers said that he was limping.
Days later, in France, Jinping had to take support while sitting down. In October 2020, Jinping spoke slowly and coughed while addressing people in Shenzhen.
The claims about his ill health are coming as Xi Jinping tries to secure a historic third term as President, and equalling icons like Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping.

Despite illness, Xi Jinping refusing surgery, taking Chinese tradition medicine for cerebral aneurysm: report

Despite illness, Xi Jinping refusing surgery, taking Chinese traditional medicine for cerebral aneurysm: report


Rumours have been swirling about Jinping's health since before the Covid-19 pandemic.

After Russia's Vladimir Putin, the health of China's Xi Jinping is in the spotlight. The Chinese president is suffering from a cerebral aneurysm, according to media reports.
Jinping also had to be hospitalised in late 2021. However, the Communist leader opted for traditional Chinese medicine rather than surgery which softens blood vessels and shrinks the aneurysm.
Rumours have been swirling about Jinping's health since before the Covid-19 pandemic. When the Chinese President visited Italy in March 2019, some observers said that he was limping.
Days later, in France, Jinping had to take support while sitting down. In October 2020, Jinping spoke slowly and coughed while addressing people in Shenzhen.
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The claims about his ill health are coming as Xi Jinping tries to secure a historic third term as President, and equalling icons like Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping.

Russian President Vladimir Putin might have cancer, and would possibly undergo surgery soon. This would leave him incapacitated, and Putin will choose a temporary successor. This is what a report in the American publication New York Post has claimed.
The report cited claims made on a Telegram channel purportedly managed by a former Russian Foreign Intelligence Service officer.
Putin has been told by doctors that he needs to undergo an operation. Taking into account the recovery time, Putin might be incapacitated "for a short time", as per the report.
During this time, Nikolai Patrushev, national security council secretary, might run the government in Putin's stead.
The Russian President's health has been in news ever since the Ukraine war began in February. Analysts have claimed Putin has appeared unwell and fidgety in recent times. There have also been claims that Putin might be suffering from Parkinson's disease.

Ukraine war: Vladimir Putin has cancer, surgery possible soon, says report. Who'll be temporary Russia President?

Russian President Vladimir Putin might have cancer, and would possibly undergo surgery soon. This would leave him incapacitated, and Putin will choose a temporary successor. This is what a report in the American publication New York Post has claimed. The report cited claims made on a Telegram channel purportedly managed by a former Russian Foreign Intelligence Service officer. Putin has been told by doctors that he needs to undergo an operation. Taking into account the recovery time, Putin might be incapacitated "for a short time", as per the report. During this time, Nikolai Patrushev, national security council secretary, might run the government in Putin's stead. The Russian President's health has been in news ever since the Ukraine war began in February. Analysts have claimed Putin has appeared unwell and fidgety in recent times. There have also been claims that Putin might be suffering from Parkinson's disease.
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CAPTIONS Putin's health in news again Cancer claim in new report NY Post quoted Telegram channel Channel allegedly run by ex-spy Surgery possible soon, says report Nikolai Patrushev temporary president?

Russia-Ukraine war: While Vladimir Putin is incapacitated due to cancer surgery, Nikolai Patrushev, the national security council secretary, might run the government, said the report quoting a Telegram channel.

Russian President Vladimir Putin might have cancer, and would possibly undergo surgery soon. This would leave him incapacitated, and Putin will choose a temporary successor. This is what a report in the American publication New York Post has claimed.
The report cited claims made on a Telegram channel purportedly managed by a former Russian Foreign Intelligence Service officer.
Putin has been told by doctors that he needs to undergo an operation. Taking into account the recovery time, Putin might be incapacitated "for a short time", as per the report.
During this time, Nikolai Patrushev, national security council secretary, might run the government in Putin's stead.
The Russian President's health has been in news ever since the Ukraine war began in February. Analysts have claimed Putin has appeared unwell and fidgety in recent times. There have also been claims that Putin might be suffering from Parkinson's disease.

In a huge medical achievement, US surgeons have successfully implanted a heart from a genetically modified pig in a 57-year-old man. The feat is a medical first that could one day help solve the chronic shortage of organ donations.
News agency AFP reported that the historic surgery, which is major milestone for animal to human transplantation, took place at the University of Maryland Medical School on Friday.
The patient is now recovering and being carefully monitored to determine how the new organ performs.
The patient had spent the last several months bedridden on a heart-lung bypass machine. The Food and Drug Administration granted emergency authorization for the surgery on New Year's Eve, as a last ditch effort for a patient who was unsuitable for conventional transplant, report said.
The donor pig belonged to a herd that had undergone genetic editing procedures.

Historic surgery: Doctors successfully implant pig heart in human for the first time

In a first, doctors successfully implant pig heart in human

In a first, doctors successfully implant pig heart in human
57-year-old man gets heart from a genetically modified pig
Researchers believe achievement will solve organ donations shortage&nbsp;
The patient is now recovering and being carefully monitored
The&nbsp;patient was unsuitable for conventional transplant&nbsp;

The feat is a medical first that could one day help solve the chronic shortage of organ donations

In a huge medical achievement, US surgeons have successfully implanted a heart from a genetically modified pig in a 57-year-old man. The feat is a medical first that could one day help solve the chronic shortage of organ donations.
News agency AFP reported that the historic surgery, which is a major milestone for the animal to human transplantation, took place at the University of Maryland Medical School on Friday.
The patient is now recovering and being carefully monitored to determine how the new organ performs.
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The patient had spent the last several months bedridden on a heart-lung bypass machine. The Food and Drug Administration granted emergency authorization for the surgery on New Year's Eve, as a last ditch effort for a patient who was unsuitable for conventional transplant, report said.
The donor pig belonged to a herd that had undergone genetic editing procedures.

Can non-urgent surgeries be undertaken after recovering from the novel coronavirus infection? Here&rsquo;s what experts from the&nbsp;Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) have to say.&nbsp;&nbsp;
ICMR&rsquo;s Covid-19 task force has advised&nbsp;people&nbsp;to wait at least six weeks after complete recovery&nbsp;from Covid-19&nbsp;before undergoing any&nbsp;elective&nbsp;surgeries.&nbsp;Waiting six weeks for non-urgent procedures is important to ensure faster healing and convalescence post-surgery.&nbsp;However,&nbsp;the discretion to perform urgent and necessary procedures is entirely dependent on your health provider.&nbsp;&nbsp;
According to the ICMR, you must wait 102 days for re-examination&nbsp;after recovering from the virus. The reason for this has been attributed to the presence of a "non-viable dead-virus particle" that remains in the body for some time. These virus residues cannot spread disease but can give a false-positive result.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Experts believe that the effect of surgery on patients recovering from the virus may vary and will depend on their health. Shortness of breath, heart pain and fatigue are common in such patients and can be seen up to 60 days after recovery.&nbsp;&nbsp;
As per the expert team,&nbsp;key surgeries can be done in emergencies but with proper precautions.&nbsp;It is important to undergo a thorough preoperative evaluation,&nbsp;scheduled&nbsp;well ahead of the surgery, with a special focus on lung function&nbsp;and&nbsp;cardiopulmonary systems.

Wait 6 weeks: ICMR guidelines for surgery after Covid-19 infection

How soon can you go for elective surgeries after Covid?&nbsp;
ICMR&nbsp;suggests waiting at least 6 weeks post-recovery&nbsp;
To ensure faster healing &amp; convalescence post-surgery
Decision to perform urgent procedures rests with health provider
Must wait 102 days before reexamination&nbsp;post Covid recovery
Effects of surgery on patients may vary depending on health
Must undergo thorough preoperative evaluation

Can non-urgent surgeries be undertaken after recovering from the novel coronavirus infection? Here&rsquo;s what experts from the&nbsp;Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) have to say.&nbsp;&nbsp;
ICMR&rsquo;s Covid-19 task force has advised&nbsp;people&nbsp;to wait at least six weeks after complete recovery&nbsp;from Covid-19&nbsp;before undergoing any&nbsp;elective&nbsp;surgeries.&nbsp;Waiting six weeks for non-urgent procedures is important to ensure faster healing and convalescence post-surgery.&nbsp;However,&nbsp;the discretion to perform urgent and necessary procedures is entirely dependent on your health provider.&nbsp;&nbsp;
According to the ICMR, you must wait 102 days for re-examination&nbsp;after recovering from the virus. The reason for this has been attributed to the presence of a "non-viable dead-virus particle" that remains in the body for some time. These virus residues cannot spread disease but can give a false-positive result.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Experts believe that the effect of surgery on patients recovering from the virus may vary and will depend on their health. Shortness of breath, heart pain and fatigue are common in such patients and can be seen up to 60 days after recovery.&nbsp;&nbsp;
As per the expert team,&nbsp;key surgeries can be done in emergencies but with proper precautions.&nbsp;It is important to undergo a thorough preoperative evaluation,&nbsp;scheduled&nbsp;well ahead of the surgery, with a special focus on lung function&nbsp;and&nbsp;cardiopulmonary systems.

A 24-year-old British man reportedly spent over ₹30 lakh on plastic surgeries to look like an Instgram filter.&nbsp;Levi Jed Murphy&nbsp;underwent numerous procedures, including getting lip fillers, jaw fillers, a reconstruction of his nose, a temple lift among other things to alter his look.&nbsp;The Instagram model is now facing flak for his 'dramatic' look.&nbsp;Murphy first went under the knife at the age of 19 and runs a 'OnlyFans' account along with his boyfriend.

24-yr-old spends over ₹30 lakh on surgeries to look like an Insta filter

A British Instagram model reportedly spent over ₹30 lakh on plastic surgeries to look like an Insta filter.

A 24-year-old British man reportedly spent over ₹30 lakh on plastic surgeries to look like an Instgram filter.&nbsp;Levi Jed Murphy&nbsp;underwent numerous procedures, including getting lip fillers, jaw fillers, a reconstruction of his nose, a temple lift among other things to alter his look.&nbsp;The Instagram model is now facing flak for his 'dramatic' look.&nbsp;Murphy first went under the knife at the age of 19 and runs a 'OnlyFans' account along with his boyfriend.

Anastasia Pokreshchuk, a Ukranian model who claims she has the biggest cheeks in the world, recently shared before-after photos of her transformation. In the after photos, Anastasia is completely unrecognisable. She reportedly spent Rs 1.5 lakh on the surgery, to get a unique appearance.
The 32-year-old model spent the past 6 years altering her look. Sharing her throwback photos on Instagram, she wrote "Transformation - 26 and 32. Who will you choose?"&nbsp;Reports say, she was just 26 when she got her first facial filler and has undergone numerous procedures since.&nbsp;

Ukranian model with 'world's biggest cheeks' shares unrecognisable, pre transformation pictures

A&nbsp;Ukranian model who claims she has the biggest cheeks in the world, shared throwback photos of herself, before her cosmetic surgeries and you won't believe how she looked earlier

Anastasia Pokreshchuk, a Ukranian model who claims she has the biggest cheeks in the world, recently shared before-after photos of her transformation. In the 'before' photos, Anastasia is completely unrecognisable. She reportedly spent Rs 1.5 lakh on the surgery, to get a unique appearance.
The 32-year-old model spent the past 6 years altering her look. Sharing her throwback photos on Instagram, she wrote "Transformation - 26 and 32. Who will you choose?"&nbsp;Reports say, she was just 26 when she got her first facial filler and has undergone numerous procedures since.&nbsp;

Thinking about cosmetic corrections? It might now be possible to achieve it within minutes. 
US researchers believe that a speedy 'non-surgical' nose job will be possible using tiny needles and an electric current, within minutes.
Researchers from the University of California believe that bendy cartilage structures - like ears and the tip of the nose - can be remodelled with electromechanical reshaping (EMR).
They suggest that it would be done under local anaesthesia, saving patients cuts, stitches and scars. While no human tests have been done yet, researchers have successfully performed EMR on animals.

Thinking about cosmetic corrections? It might now be possible to achieve it within minutes. 
US researchers believe that a speedy 'non-surgical' nose job will be possible using tiny needles and an electric current, within minutes.
Researchers from the University of California believe that bendy cartilage structures - like ears and the tip of the nose - can be remodelled with electromechanical reshaping (EMR).
They suggest that it would be done under local anaesthesia, saving patients cuts, stitches and scars. While no human tests have been done yet, researchers have successfully performed EMR on animals.

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