Former model Brandi Glanville has become a topic on social media for melting her face
Brandi Glanville52 years old, he decided to look for the famous doctor Terry Dubrowfrom the series Failedfrom the E! channel, after reporting his case.
The former model has become one of the most discussed topics in recent days after showing her “loose” face on social media and worrying fans. In an interview with TMZ, the professional who specializes in fixing errors in cosmetic procedures called Brandi’s case a “time bomb.”
This Friday the 13th, Glanville said he was not bothered by Terry’s statements. She also revealed that she contacted him.
“I have no drama with Dr. Dubrow. I appreciate all the help I can get! We are in contact and plan to talk, thanks for all the love. All the fillers I had on my face have dissolved. I’ve seen it all the best doctors at Cedar Sinai [unidade médica] and all the doctors they referred me to,” Brandi posted on her X profile.
I have no drama with @DrDbrow I appreciate all the help I can get🙏 we’ve kept in touch and plan to talk, thanks for all the love. All the fillers I had on my face melted away. I saw all the best doctors at Cedar Sinai and all the doctors they referred me to💕
— Brandi Glanville (@BrandiGlanville) December 13, 2024
In denouncing the drama he experienced, he even stated that there could be a parasite circulating on his face. Terry, however, doesn’t believe that’s the case with Brandi.
“I saw one of the interviews and saw the photo with her bumpy skin. She has an infection process or a body reaction to what he injected her with. It’s not her fault, it’s the doctor’s. She needs a diagnosis. It’s not a parasite, it’s not something he ate, but something that got into his bloodstream and formed a foreign body.”the doctor explained.
Terry also stressed that she needs to investigate the situation with a specialist and that she may need a biopsy to find out what is in her body, so we can find the ideal treatment for her.
“It may need surgery. It has two types of microorganisms: a microbacterium or a fungus, and it can be difficult to treat. It may require six months to a year of antibiotic treatment. And the problem is: it’s a time bomb “Terry warned.
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