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Beauty Turns Against Aesthetics
The article discusses the phenomenon of the "Bubble Face" that has spread in China and South Korea, where girls have received cosmetic injections containing growth factors, leading to unnatural swelling and puffiness in the face. These cases began two years ago, with young women returning with full, swollen faces, and the condition progressed to deformities, irregular swelling, and the appearance of potentially cancerous tumors. Studies have shown that injections of growth factors not approved by official health authorities can cause serious complications, including excessive tissue growth, tumor formation, and potential cancer spread. Experts recommend raising awareness, avoiding these unlicensed procedures, and relying on reputable scientific sources before undergoing any cosmetic treatments—especially those involving unlicensed ingredients—to prevent dangerous and health-threatening complications.
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