ST, “It’s been well worth it,” the face transplant recipient says after showing the miraculous change that has taken place…

A guy in the United States is making amazing improvement less than a year after undergoing a face transplant procedure that lasted for 25 hours.

Cameron Underwood, a resident of Yuba City, California, attempted to end his own life with a pistol in June of 2016, and he had surgery in January to correct the damage caused by his attempt.

As a result of the gunshot wound, he lost his nose in addition to a significant portion of his lower jaw and teeth. Additionally, it caused significant damage to his eye sockets.

After his mother Beverly Bailey-Potter read an article in a magazine about Dr. Eduardo Rodriguez at the New York University Langone Medical Center, she suggested that her son have conventional reconstruction surgery before having the transplant. He did.

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