martinlooter:
I just have a little problem with the both pictures. Why am I not seeing the huge scar on her neck in the make up pictures, on the neck in the first image. Somebody help me, cos I am confused.
And both persons are of different weight and size.
I feel these are two different persons.

martinlooter:
I just have a little problem with the both pictures. Why am I not seeing the huge scar on her neck in the make up pictures, on the neck in the first image. Somebody help me, cos I am confused.
And both persons are of different weight and size.
I feel these are two different persons.

quadraheem:
Not the same person, check her neck.

webincomeplus:

They are not different persons. The first picture was obviously taken when she just had the burn accident. The second picture was taken much later.

The extensive scars on her neck are called hypertrophic scars, and they are a late complication of burn wounds. That is, they develop later after the wounds have healed up. So, you won't see them when the wounds are still fresh.

martinlooter:
I just have a little problem with the both pictures. Why am I not seeing the huge scar on her neck in the make up pictures, on the neck in the first image. Somebody help me, cos I am confused.
And both persons are of different weight and size.
I feel these are two different persons.

omooba969:


You tried with your argument, quite persuasive but the two pictures don't seem to portray the same facial frame. The first pic appears to be more oval in shape than the slightly long(model-like)shape of the 2nd pic. One can argue that the first pic is that of a swollen face, that is, the immediate aftermath of the accident but it doesn't negate the evidence staring us in the face.

The length of both necks differ IMO even as the angle from which I see the first pic doesn't do justice to my argument. The lumpy scar on the neck of 2nd pic is another note of concern. It could develop at any stage of recovery but there's no sign of it on the first pic. Maybe another copy of the first pic would help my argument coz we have two different copies of the 2nd pic but not in the case of the first.

Well, let me rest here.

omooba969:
Two different persons.

omooba969:
Two different persons.

webincomeplus:

When a face or any other part of the body burns, it swells. In medical parlance, it's called inflammation. That's why her face looks more rounded in the first picture.

After treatment, the inflammed tissues become normal. I know because I've seen many similar cases here in LUTH.

As for the lumpy scar, there's no sign of it in the first pic because the pic was taken immediately after the incident. And as you can see, there were fresh burn scars on the neck as well.

Why did you ignore the shape of the nose and the facial outline? I guess it's because you're trying hard to disbelieve the transformation. If you see before and after pics of some burn patients, you'll be shocked.

omooba969:


While you're still trying to be persuasive, I put it to you that the pictures up there are of two different persons.

You have ignored the points I outlined i.e length of neck, facial frame & your argument about the presence of lumpy scar on the neck of 2nd pic isn't compelling coz you have admitted that there's no sign of it in the first pic. The scar on the neck is too big to ignore in this discourse.

To mention that the first pic was taken immediately after the incident would be untrue coz the immediate action after a fire incident would be immediate first aid/treatment & not taking pictures. What you see in the first pic depicts the record of progress after a course of treatment. Those fresh looking wounds are results of response to treatment & mind you, the outlook is the result of damage to the skin pigments.

About the nose, different people can have almost the same features.

Guy, give me a more compelling argument, prove your position beyond reasonable doubt.

webincomeplus:

When a face or any other part of the body burns, it swells. In medical parlance, it's called inflammation. That's why her face looks more rounded in the first picture.

After treatment, the inflammed tissues become normal. I know because I've seen many similar cases here in LUTH.

As for the lumpy scar, there's no sign of it in the first pic because the pic was taken immediately after the incident. And as you can see, there were fresh burn scars on the neck as well.

Why did you ignore the shape of the nose and the facial outline? I guess it's because you're trying hard to disbelieve the transformation. If you see before and after pics of some burn patients, you'll be shocked.

DesireBenjamin:


Stop the argument already.
I'm the one up there. The first picture was taken immediately after the fire which was last 2years, the other one is how i look presently with developed hypertrophic scars.

omooba969:


Good job.

Clap for yasef.

DesireBenjamin:


This is very true. Im the one up there and my transformation still is a surprise to people. The scars developed when i started healing, it couldnt be controlled cos of the area of development being the neck.
Thank God for me

omooba969:


While you're still trying to be persuasive, I put it to you that the pictures up there are of two different persons.

You have ignored the points I outlined i.e length of neck, facial frame & your argument about the presence of lumpy scar on the neck of 2nd pic isn't compelling coz you have admitted that there's no sign of it in the first pic. The scar on the neck is too big to ignore in this discourse.

To mention that the first pic was taken immediately after the incident would be untrue coz the immediate action after a fire incident would be immediate first aid/treatment & not taking pictures. What you see in the first pic depicts the record of progress after a course of treatment. Those fresh looking wounds are results of response to treatment & mind you, the outlook is the result of damage to the skin pigments.

About the nose, different people can have almost the same features.

Guy, give me a more compelling argument, prove your position beyond reasonable doubt.

webincomeplus:

Now that the lady herself has spoken, I hope you can now sit down in peace.

DesireBenjamin:

omooba969:


I thought I was engaged in an intellectual discourse, no hard feelings.

omooba969:


No hard feelings, you have only made me dig deeper.

Is this you?

webincomeplus:

Being a medic, I've seen even more surprising transformations. Fire incidents and cancers can magically change people's appearances beyond doubt.

DesireBenjamin:


Yes dearie that's me.

And the picture attached is also me preparing for the street shots you saw initially.

debspauly:
kai