ahqua nose job gone wrong...now look like michael jackson...LOL

[BusNo64]

bloody chow ahqua makeup artist....go to ex-model junita simon's hubby clinic to do nose job...but then somehow cockup, so now look like michael jackson nose dat cave in...then lan lan kpkb to shin min....say wanto go korea to correct his nose...LOL

曾为巩俐化妆　本地著名化妆师整鼻失败告医生

本地著名化妆师隆鼻变塌鼻，怒告美容医生失职，要索讨高达33万元的损失赔偿。

曾经为知名影星巩俐化妆的孙福源（39岁），在2008年2月通过本地超级模特儿朱尼特西蒙（Junita Simon）的推荐，找上她的美容医生丈夫达斯（Amal Dass）整鼻。

他之前进行过5次的整鼻手术，他声称，达斯医生说服他再次动刀，让鼻子变得更尖更高，符合脸型。

孙福源受访时说，他之前整鼻只需要1个多小时，达斯医生却花了6个半小时。“我手脚被束缚在手术台上，医生动刀时，我痛到无法忍受，一直挣扎痛哭和踢脚，可是医生没有发现。”

孙先生说，他动了手术后，整个鼻尖“不见了”，还凹陷进去。

他形容，他在手术失败后，从侧面看，根本看不到鼻尖，整块皮不见了，“鼻尖”整个凹陷进去。

他透露，那段日子，他沮丧得不敢见人，才到韩国重整鼻子。

他明年3月还会去韩国，除掉鼻子上的疤痕。“我打官司是希望为自己讨回一个公道，并希望教育其他人，日后去整容，要找整形医生，而不是美容医生。”

 

[KuanTi01]

Methinks after the nose job, he looked even more aqua!

 

[limpeh2]

The photo above is not how he looks like post-surgery.
This is how the guy really looked.



From Business Times -
Published December 3, 2010

Peers question treatment by (Ed: NOT A REAL) plastic surgeon Amal Dass
By MICHELLE QUAH


(SINGAPORE) Two of Singapore's leading cosmetic surgeons have weighed in on the saga that has seen make-up artist Sng Hock Guan sue his aesthetic surgeon, Dr Amal Dass of Advanced Aesthetics & Surgery, for a botched nose job.

Botched: Wrong infection treatment may have caused the crater on the tip of Mr Sng's nose, said Dr Kuek

Dr Woffles Wu and Dr Leslie Kuek have provided their expert testimonies in Mr Sng's writ of summons and have questioned Dr Dass's experience and judgment in his treatment of Mr Sng.
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During the operation, Mr Sng said, he was strapped down to the operating table by his waist, arms and legs. He said when Dr Dass began operating, he began experiencing excruciating pain and 'struggled and kicked' to indicate that he was not properly sedated, but Dr Dass did not notice. He said he suffered in agony for six- and-a-half hours, when his other rhinoplasty procedures had been painless and lasted only about an hour.
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In the days after the operation, Mr Sng said his nose started to swell and he noticed there was a 15 cm strip of gauze left inside.
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Dr Kuek also found two cuts on Mr Sng's nose when he examined his post-operation photographs, which he believes were not part of the procedure but accidentally created during surgery.
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Dr Kuek also said that Dr Dass's failure to treat the infection correctly after the surgery 'may have contributed to further tissue destruction and the eventual rupture of the skin of the nasal tip' - referring to Mr Sng's nose implant pushing through the skin from the inside and eventually creating a crater on the tip of his nose.

 

[youth123]

The photo above is not how he looks like post-surgery.
This is how the guy really looked.



From Business Times -
Published December 3, 2010

Peers question treatment by (Ed: NOT A REAL) plastic surgeon Amal Dass
By MICHELLE QUAH


(SINGAPORE) Two of Singapore's leading cosmetic surgeons have weighed in on the saga that has seen make-up artist Sng Hock Guan sue his aesthetic surgeon, Dr Amal Dass of Advanced Aesthetics & Surgery, for a botched nose job.

Botched: Wrong infection treatment may have caused the crater on the tip of Mr Sng's nose, said Dr Kuek

Dr Woffles Wu and Dr Leslie Kuek have provided their expert testimonies in Mr Sng's writ of summons and have questioned Dr Dass's experience and judgment in his treatment of Mr Sng.
...
...
During the operation, Mr Sng said, he was strapped down to the operating table by his waist, arms and legs. He said when Dr Dass began operating, he began experiencing excruciating pain and 'struggled and kicked' to indicate that he was not properly sedated, but Dr Dass did not notice. He said he suffered in agony for six- and-a-half hours, when his other rhinoplasty procedures had been painless and lasted only about an hour.
...
...
In the days after the operation, Mr Sng said his nose started to swell and he noticed there was a 15 cm strip of gauze left inside.
...
...
Dr Kuek also found two cuts on Mr Sng's nose when he examined his post-operation photographs, which he believes were not part of the procedure but accidentally created during surgery.
...
...
Dr Kuek also said that Dr Dass's failure to treat the infection correctly after the surgery 'may have contributed to further tissue destruction and the eventual rupture of the skin of the nasal tip' - referring to Mr Sng's nose implant pushing through the skin from the inside and eventually creating a crater on the tip of his nose.

Fuck ugly...

 

[GoldenDragon]

Doctors are a privilege lot here. At most get a fine and short suspension. Even if sued, doctors can afford.

I detect some aspects of cheating here. Dr Dass passed himeslf off as a competent and qualified doctor to perform the surgery when in actual fact, he is not qualified to perform the said surgery.

Any lawyers or legal experts here?

 

[limpeh2]

Yes, there is indeed misrepresentation.

The fact is, there's a difference between a "cosmetic" or "aesthetic surgeon" and a "plastic" (actually, reconstructive) surgeon. To become the latter, you must enter the highly competitive specialist program, after general surgery training - another competitive training program. The trainees then specialise in areas like, microsurgery, craniofacial (face & head) surgery, burns, cosmetic reconstruction, etc..

"Cosmetic" or "aesthetic" doctors are a sales gimmick. They're normally f--king GPs who paid for short certificate courses in minor reconstructive procedures who then try to fool patients into thinking they're actual plastic reconstructive specialists, to drum up business by inflating their degree of competence. By the way, there is no such specialty as "comestic" or "aesthetic surgery".

Because of the increasing number of GPs pretending to be "plastic surgeons", there's been an increase in surgical disfigurement disasters.

A word of advice: anyone who's planning to get some "plastic surgery" procedures done ought to know the very vast differences and leave the GPs to tend to their coughs & flu instead! That is unless you want to let your GP try their luck at cutting & chopping your face.

 

[clinton666]

bloody chow ahqua makeup artist....go to ex-model junita simon's hubby clinic to do nose job...but then somehow cockup, so now look like michael jackson nose dat cave in...then lan lan kpkb to shin min....say wanto go korea to correct his nose...LOL

曾为巩俐化妆　本地著名化妆师整鼻失败告医生

本地著名化妆师隆鼻变塌鼻，怒告美容医生失职，要索讨高达33万元的损失赔偿。

曾经为知名影星巩俐化妆的孙福源（39岁），在2008年2月通过本地超级模特儿朱尼特西蒙（Junita Simon）的推荐，找上她的美容医生丈夫达斯（Amal Dass）整鼻。

他之前进行过5次的整鼻手术，他声称，达斯医生说服他再次动刀，让鼻子变得更尖更高，符合脸型。

孙福源受访时说，他之前整鼻只需要1个多小时，达斯医生却花了6个半小时。“我手脚被束缚在手术台上，医生动刀时，我痛到无法忍受，一直挣扎痛哭和踢脚，可是医生没有发现。”

孙先生说，他动了手术后，整个鼻尖“不见了”，还凹陷进去。

他形容，他在手术失败后，从侧面看，根本看不到鼻尖，整块皮不见了，“鼻尖”整个凹陷进去。

他透露，那段日子，他沮丧得不敢见人，才到韩国重整鼻子。

他明年3月还会去韩国，除掉鼻子上的疤痕。“我打官司是希望为自己讨回一个公道，并希望教育其他人，日后去整容，要找整形医生，而不是美容医生。”

Fucking Faggot PUIIII:oIo:

My pet dog Doberman had a hard-on after seeing her fugly face...Anyone knows if she is into Beastiality

 

[youallhumsup]

Pictures: Aesthetics doctor to pay $250,000 to make-up artist

Published on Oct 17, 2011​

Make-up artist Sng Hock Guan, after a botched nose surgery performed by Dr Amal Dass of Advanced Aesthetics & Surgery. -- PHOTO: SNG HOCK GUAN

By Elena Chong

An aesthetics doctor and his clinic who were sued by a well-known make-up artist has agreed to pay $250,000 and costs.

The High Court on Monday entered judgment of the amount in favour of Mr Sng Hock Guan, 40, in his medical negligence and breach of contract suit against Advanced Aesthetic & Surgery and its owner, Dr Amal Dass, 41, the husband of model Junita Simon.

The case was supposed to have been scheduled for five days of hearing.

Lawyers from both sides held talks in the morning and afternoon and saw the judge in chambers.

Read the full story in Monday's edition of The Straits Times.

 

[youallhumsup]

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[youallhumsup]

Aesthetics doctor ordered to pay make-up artist for botched nose job

By Teo Xuanwei​

Posted: 18 October 2011 0625 hrs
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SINGAPORE: An aesthetics doctor has conceded that he was negligent and breached his duty of care to a former patient over a nose job gone wrong in 2008, even before a scheduled five-day civil suit in a High Court over the matter could begin.

As a result of his concessions, Dr Amal Dass, a Singaporean general practitioner who is married to veteran model Junita Simon, was on Monday ordered to pay make-up artist Sng Hock Guan S$250,000, on top of legal costs.

Lawyers from both sides had earlier spent a full day in a judge's chambers locked in negotiations.

Dr Dass, however, denied two other claims made by Mr Sng, 40, who suffered a serious infection because of the botched surgery and subsequently spent about S$77,000 to repair his collapsed nose.

These allegations related to the medical qualifications of Dr Dass as well as of the staff in his clinic, Advanced Aesthetics & Surgery in Orchard Building, and of fraudulently misrepresenting himself as having the qualifications, knowledge and skill to perform the rhinoplasty when in fact he was not registered on the Singapore Medical Council's Register of Specialists as a specialist in plastic surgery.

According to the statement of claim filed by Mr Sng's lawyer, Mr Wendell Wong of Drew & Napier, two well-known plastic surgeons here, Dr Woffles Wu and Dr Leslie Kuek, had given statements questioning Dr Dass' experience and judgment before, during and after the surgery.

Among Mr Sng's various claims was that he was improperly sedated during the six-and-a-half-hour surgery, which caused him excruciating pain.

Dr Dass' conduct of the surgery, his choice of implant for Mr Sng - who has had multiple cosmetic surgeries in the past, including six nose jobs - and post-operation decisions were also deemed "inappropriate" by Dr Wu and Dr Kuek.

After the court's decision, a visibly relieved Mr Sng hugged his lawyers. He also issued a statement saying it had been "a long and difficult journey for (him) these past three years".

He added: "It is now for the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) to judge what happens after he has admitted his negligent acts towards me."

Dr Dass declined comment on Monday.

TODAY understands that the SMC's investigations against Dr Dass are in progress. - TODAY