“I went quietly to the operation, firstly, because all my tests were in order,” she added. “Secondly, because I had plastic surgery before this, I did rhinoplasty, and it went perfectly for me, without any genetic abnormalities.”

Follow-up surgery cost Yulia Tarasevich $27,000

Tarasevich alleged that the two doctors, Drs. Andrey Komarov and Omar Khaled, did not perform their duties for the initial procedure. In her complaint, she stated that she had developed scleroderma, a rare hereditary disorder that causes skin stiffening. As the examination continued, it became evident, nevertheless, that Tarasevich did not have the illness.

“I went quietly to the operation, firstly, because all my tests were in order. Secondly, because I had plastic surgery before this, I did rhinoplasty, and it went perfectly for me, without any genetic abnormalities,” the Russian beauty queen said.

“The surgeons made me the only one guilty for what has happened,” she added. “The doctors, who disfigured my face, relieved themselves of all responsibility. I decided to have my day in court.”

Tarasevich allegedly paid $27,000 for the subsequent procedure. Dr. Omar Khaled, however, referred to it as “exaggerated.”

Despite this, the two doctors were the subject of an investigation by the Russian Investigative Committee.

“A forensic medical examination has been appointed to determine the severity of the harm to health, and other patients who could have suffered from poor-quality services in this clinic are also being identified,” spokeswoman Anna Pushkina said. “The investigation of the criminal case is ongoing.”

Shortly before the investigation began, Tarasevich took to Instagram, where she thanked her followers for their support.

“Hi, my friends. I would like to really thank each and every one of you who support me. Thanks to each an every one of you from the bottom of my heart,” she wrote.

Surgeon could face six years in prison

Later, the Prosecutor’s Office of the Krasnodar Territory charged Dr Andrey Komarov over the procedure, leaving Yulia Tarasevich in a living nightmare.

The office said he provided services that “did not meet the requirements of consumer health and safety” as it caused severe bodily harm, The Sun reported.

He might face up to six years in prison and a fine of around $5,000 if convicted.

Moreover, Dr. Komarov is also facing a civil case, as Yulia Tarasevich claims to have suffered from depression after the surgery. Moreover, as mentioned, she said she could not close her eyelids or even smile as her face is asymmetrical.

If you find this story interesting, perhaps you’d like to read about this woman who was left with a giant hole in her face after filler failure – and how she looks today.

No images of her have been released online or there have been any updates on the case’s status since this summer. If Yulia receives the justice she deserves, only time will tell.

If you’re ever considering having any treatment, be sure you’re visiting a professional expert. Only a real specialist should conduct plastic surgery.

Even if some people wish to change certain elements of their bodies, we should always attempt to be content with and confident in who we are, even though that can be difficult at times. In the end, we always matter and have something to be proud of!

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