Fri-Yay!

tiru Turkish istyle . nargile & dona kabap.

A pic in between the series of surgeries.....

A pic of the time before surgery....If you attentively compare all the pictures one by one- you can see the difference in my cheeks, nose, lips, and jawline. Yes! The differences are very prominent.

And as I am now....My face and facial features look much more balanced, don’t they? Thanks to Dr. Philip

I have gone through a lot of pain to look this good ....a series of surgery for years and months...but I am happy to see the kind of balanced look that I look now...Would like to share my story....Surprisingly I’m a very private person in many ways but ever since I came up with the idea of “blogging” and sharing about myself being born with a craniofacial deformity, I realized I’ve become a lot more open (maybe that’s age too?). The reason I decided to share my birth deformity story and surgery experience is because, maybe, it will help someone out there who’s going through something similar. And for some of you guys? I know all my posts on my blog here including this one will likely be boring but I’m hoping you are going to bare with me on this. I will start writing my blog as I have written about my experiences in my diary....

I am officially an adult. This year is such an important one, with so many desires to achieve and goals to realise. I am so thankful to all those special people in my life who've always supported me, respected my decisions, uplifted me, comforted me and nevertheless brought joy to my soul

I am officially an adult. This year is such an important one, with so many desires to achieve and goals to realise. I am so thankful to all those special people in my life who've always supported me, respected my decisions, uplifted me, comforted me and nevertheless brought joy to my soul