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Eye surgery destroys her lifeNasrin can no longer close her eye after messy cosmetic surgery
She wanted to be more beautiful, now she hardly leaves the house.
A routine eyelid lift ends in disaster for Nasrin V. Instead of a fresh look, the 41-year-old is now struggling with the consequences of the procedure. She is now seeking justice in court. You can see what you should pay attention to during such operations in the video.
“Now my beauty is gone forever”
The allegations are serious: an allegedly sterile operation, incorrectly placed sutures and even an alleged doctor without a license in Germany. For Nasrin V. they are a bitter reality. Since the procedure, she has no longer been able to close her left eye properly. But the consequences go far beyond the physical. “I'm always at home. I have a big depression,” she says in an interview with RTL. Her dream of having the perfect look has shattered. “Now my beauty is gone forever.”
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Another operation must follow to at least partially save her eye. The two alleged doctors she accused, Sara B. and doctor Arian T., are now in court. They deny all allegations. A verdict is expected in mid-April.
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Many women affected
Nasrin is not an isolated case. Nuria also lives a withdrawn life and hides her eyes behind sunglasses because she can no longer close her eyelids properly. “This doctor removed muscle that runs around my eye without consulting me. And the muscle is essential for eyelid closure,” says the 31-year-old. A similar fate befalls Jay. She also relies on good online reviews and pays a high price: “The lower eyelids have bulged outwards. That means too much skin was cut away, too much muscle.”
This is exactly the kind of case that surgeon Dr. Hüseyin Aral again and again. “What we see most is that too much tissue has been removed out of the motivation to do a great job”he explains. His advice: Don't blindly trust reviews online, but consult several doctors before the operation. Recommendations from specialist circles are often more reliable. (nha)
Sources used: own RTL research
