“Maeva Ghennam opens up about her recent facial surgery and the postoperative complications”

Maeva Ghennam recently had surgery on her face. While everything went well, the postoperative follow-up went wrong… She then burst into tears on Snapchat.

Maeva Ghennam has never had any problem assuming the various cosmetic surgery operations she has undergone. But after a recent intervention, the young woman found herself with a scar under her nose which made her extremely complexed. To hide it, Maeva Ghennam has used all means. But for her, this situation was no longer livable. She therefore decided to see her surgeon in Dubai to blur it as much as possible. After this intervention of a few hours, Maeva Ghennam came out of the hospital very happy. A joy that continued in the days that followed, since she was able to see that her scar had almost disappeared!

“I have nerves for my scar!”

But in these last snaps, Maeva Ghennam appeared in tears, explaining that her scar had opened. “I’m so pissed off, I’m tired… I’ve got nerves for my scar!” she said at first. Panicking, Maeva Ghennam went to see her surgeon urgently and the news was not really good. Her doctor was very clear with her: she must stop talking for several days, otherwise the damage will be catastrophic!

“I feel like it’s a nightmare!”

“I saw him four days ago and I didn’t even have a scab anymore. I had nothing, the operation was a success! There, he told me to stop talking. If it is, I will have a scar that I will keep for life and I’m too afraid of that! I was really complexed by my scar. I feel like it’s a nightmare! I’m going to have a lifelong scar right in the middle of my face!“ she explained while raising her upper lip which is “too heavy”. Despite everything, Maeva Ghennam can’t stop talking. And it earned her criticism from Internet users who pointed out that she was complaining, but that she was not making an effort to fix things. Criticisms that Maeva has accepted… Since then, she has communicated as much as possible by writing on social networks, instead of speaking.

Article written with the collaboration of 6Medias.