Korean Model destroys her face with cosmetic procedure (head, damage, forehead)
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A former Korean model addicted to plastic surgery injected cooking oil into her face when doctors refused to perform any more cosmetic operations on her. Hang Mioku, now about 50 years old, has been left with a badly disfigured face following her desperate attempt to attain softer and smoother skin.
Mioku had her first plastic surgery when she was 28 years old, and soon became obsessed. She moved to Japan to pursue her career and underwent several more bouts of surgery, Mail Online reports. However, after undergoing repeated operations to enhance her looks, doctors refused to provide her with any more silicone injections when her face became noticeably enlarged.
A desperate Mioku then injected an entire bottle of black market silicone into her face and finally decided to inject cooking oil, leaving her cheeks and forehead severely swollen and scarred. Following the do-it-yourself beauty treatment, Mioku was left so disfigured that her own parents could not recognize her. When doctors analysed her, it was confirmed she was suffering from a psychological disorder.
I heard about this a year or two ago...at least I hope it's the same woman and there aren't multiple people stupid enough to try this at home. Reminds me of a Nip/Tuck episode.
O.M.G. This is so disturbing. Obviously the woman has major psychological problems. Too bad she wasn't diagnosed earlier in her life to have possibly prevented the disfigurement.
It looks like she has Long John donuts on her face. My fiance thought that this wasn't real when I showed it to her.
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