It may be that the French have slightly more attractive raw material to work with as well. Most American faces will have been stretched over the frame of some fat, blobby yank probably beyond the limit of their natural elasticity.
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Erm, about your face...
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I felt really sorry for her. This is one thing to like about being an ugly minger like me in the first place - I don't look any worse as I get older so I don't have as much to lose. In her case no one could guess she ever looked so good once, even after surgery.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostSe was quite attractive before the trauma http://blog.cleveland.com/medical_im...20accident.jpg
, what an absolute twat her husband was (shot her in the face)Comment
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The French woman didn't look too great right after the operation either. The face is certainly better now than it was.
Warning: contains pre-operation photo too
http://medheadlines.com/wp-content/u...8/facetrsp.jpg
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Apart from the cosmetic thing - at least she can eat. drink and talk ' normally' which she was not able to do post op. That must be a bonus?Originally posted by NetwkSupport View Postonce the face "settles in" she is going to have excess skin removed and the shaping complete. might look alrite and less like a bulldog afterJust call me Matron - Too many handbagsComment
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