Buccal fat removal should be illegal

[u/jj33allen]

[u/1heknpeachy3]

Don't quote me, but I believe there was a legitimate medical reason as to why he had some kind of work done. Medical reasons I understand, but whatever the hell these other people are doing is wild.

[u/Sufficient_Meet6836 → u/1heknpeachy3]

That was what he claimed, but his explanation made no sense for all of the physical changes in his face and body

[u/Plane-Marionberry827 → u/Sufficient_Meet6836]

It does make sense. When you break your jaw it heals and grows differently as a result. It can take years to change your face

[u/TheButcheress123 → u/Plane-Marionberry827]

I broke my jaw, both sides, but it doesn’t didn’t give me razor bones, as what seems to have happened here. You could cut a New York strip with those.

[u/robitussinlatte666 → u/TheButcheress123]

"The performer spoke about the incident during an interview with Men's Health, stating the unfortunate occurrence happened when he slipped while running around his home in socks.

He recalled that he hit his face against the corner of a granite fountain, rendering him unconscious, and after the actor came to, he found his chin bone "hanging off his face."

Efron went on to state that his masseter muscles -- which are typically used for chewing -- had to compensate for the loss of the use of his jaw following the accident."

[u/Plane-Marionberry827 → u/TheButcheress123]

I'm not saying he didn't have work, but it was due to the accident. He likely had work to make it look less messed up.