Her Silicon Implant Was Left Poking Through Her Skin

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With everything being available and money playing the major role to take care of even the looks, cosmetic surgery has become a common thing. There are many quack doctors around who have been scarring people on the basis of making them look beautiful.

This is the case of a woman who is left with a huge crater on her face. The woman had apparently opted for a cheap rhinoplasty surgery to look beautiful and the end result has left us all shocked.

Check out the story of the woman who had gone in for a cheap surgery and was left with a dent in between her eyes.

She Wanted To Give Her Nose A Prominent Look

The unnamed woman wanted to look even more pretty. Hence, she opted for a cheap rhinoplasty surgery to get the perfect desired look. But, unfortunately, it got worse, as she suffered from several infections after the operation that left the implant to break through her skin an in between her eyes!

The Implant Pierced Through The Skin

Apparently, the implant pierced through the skin in between her eyes and it began protruding out of her nose. The silicon implant was very evident at sight and she needed immediate medical assistance, as her infection was getting worse.

The Clinic Denied Taking Up The Responsibility

Reports claim that the clinic at which the woman had opted for the surgery denied any assistance to her current state and they even declined taking up the responsibility of her current state. The woman was left with no choice, but to share her agony on the social media platform.

Finally, She Was Treated

Since the woman's story went viral, a cosmetic clinic in Bangkok stepped in for her aid and the doctors removed the implant and treated the infection for free. But, unfortunately, she she has been left with a crater on her nose where the silicone implant used to be!

How Did This Even Happen?

According to surgeons, the silicon implants do not become incorporated into the surrounding bone and tissue when they are inserted during the surgery. Instead, they sit under the skin, which makes them more prone to moving.