Lyn May’s appearance causes an impact in the United States and goes viral, Mexicans defend her

Mexico.- The name of Lyn May It went viral on social media after users were surprised by the appearance of her face, a transformation over years due to the plastic surgeries the vedette has undergone.

It all started with a video of Lyn May, which drew attention because of the size of her head, then came the criticism of the Chinese-American vedette.

The recording in which the actress also explains that in the past she was the most beautiful woman in Mexicowas taken up by international media and accounts to question her physique.

Without knowing who it was, the account Rain Drops Mediafor example, shared the video where Lyn May is giving an interview, and points out that the Mexican is viral after trying to improve her face with surgery.

Lyn May is a Mexican actress, singer and showgirl. Photo: Special.

The Reacción Nacional account also shared the video and confirmed that she used Botox to delay aging. “Can Botox make your head double in size?” the post says.

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Mexican Internet users come to Lyn May’s defense

In the face of these criticisms, Mexican Internet users came to Lyn May’s defense and even shared part of her career in the artistic world.

They raided the publication telling the actress’s story, and made comments like: “I can’t stand gringos making fun of Lyn May, someone please delete them,” “Lyn May my boss,” and “Only Mexicans can make fun of Lyn May. Not with our ‘memela face,’” they reacted.

Lyn shocked other media outlets with the size of her head. Photo: Special.

What happened to Lyn May’s face?

Despite being one of the most outstanding dancers of the golden age of Mexican cinema, Lyn May is largely recognized for her physical appearance.

Although her face was disfigured after a series of oil injections performed by two women who convinced her to undergo the treatment.

The time came when I wanted to die. I didn’t want to look at myself in the mirror. Many times when I saw myself in the mirror I would say: ‘Why? Why?’ and I would cry, I didn’t want to live anymore.”

I have a degree in Communication Sciences from the Universidad Lasallista Benavente, with a specialty in Organizational Communication. In Celaya I worked as a local, social and police reporter from 2000 to 2004; from 2007 to 2018 as an editor of a local printed newspaper. Since 2018 and until now I have worked as an editor and Web editor for Entertainment in León, Guanajuato. POSITION: Reporter, editor.