These are the consequences of sleeping with…See more

These are the consequences of sleeping with…See more

This is hair growing from a skin graft used to reconstruct a tongue damaged [devastated] by cancer.

This is because the healthy skin had hair follicles in it when it was placed in the mouth, and they started to grow.

The hair can be removed by standard hair removal methods, or like in this case, not.

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