I saw an interview on TV with a plastic surgeon. She said Jackson has "an
end-stage nose". She said that meant that no more surgery could/should be
done on it--that it probably was being supported by a plastic splint under the
skin, and it was failing because there has to be good circulation to mend
plastic surgery--and it looked like he had no circulation there.

The next step is one of those round red clown noses.

"Nancree" > wrote in message
...
> I saw an interview on TV with a plastic surgeon. She said Jackson has "an
> end-stage nose". She said that meant that no more surgery could/should
be
> done on it--that it probably was being supported by a plastic splint under
the
> skin, and it was failing because there has to be good circulation to mend
> plastic surgery--and it looked like he had no circulation there.

"derng" > wrote in message
...
> The next step is one of those round red clown noses.

Heh!

Nancree wrote:
> I saw an interview on TV with a plastic surgeon. She said Jackson
> has "an end-stage nose". She said that meant that no more surgery
> could/should be done on it--that it probably was being supported by a
> plastic splint under the skin, and it was failing because there has
> to be good circulation to mend plastic surgery--and it looked like he
> had no circulation there.

Wow! And I thought *I* posted OT!

Seriously, with all the plastic surgery available, couldn't they just give
him back his nose?

No, I saw a similar story. There is a point after making so many cuts on the
nasal cartilage that it just sort of falls in on itself. Apparently it isn't
as simple as just 'gluing' in a new bone or piece of plastic. There is a
point of no return, and he has reached it.

"jmcquown" > wrote in message
...
> Nancree wrote:
> > I saw an interview on TV with a plastic surgeon. She said Jackson
> > has "an end-stage nose". She said that meant that no more surgery
> > could/should be done on it--that it probably was being supported by a
> > plastic splint under the skin, and it was failing because there has
> > to be good circulation to mend plastic surgery--and it looked like he
> > had no circulation there.
>
> Wow! And I thought *I* posted OT!
>
> Seriously, with all the plastic surgery available, couldn't they just give
> him back his nose?
>
>

derng > wrote:
> No, I saw a similar story. There is a point after making so many cuts on the
> nasal cartilage that it just sort of falls in on itself. Apparently it isn't
> as simple as just 'gluing' in a new bone or piece of plastic. There is a
> point of no return, and he has reached it.

I wonder how Jackson found a plastic surgeon to do that
assault upon his face. He probably traveled abroad to
have that work done. Both MJ and his plastic surgeon
need to have their heads examined.

> wrote in message ...
> derng > wrote:
> > No, I saw a similar story. There is a point after making so many cuts on
the
> > nasal cartilage that it just sort of falls in on itself. Apparently it
isn't
> > as simple as just 'gluing' in a new bone or piece of plastic. There is a
> > point of no return, and he has reached it.
>
> I wonder how Jackson found a plastic surgeon to do that
> assault upon his face. He probably traveled abroad to
> have that work done. Both MJ and his plastic surgeon
> need to have their heads examined.
>

My guess is also that he had the surgery done abroad. It was an "assault on
his face". But money can buy almost anything.

peace,
Barbara

(Nancree) wrote in message >...
> I saw an interview on TV with a plastic surgeon. She said Jackson has "an
> end-stage nose". She said that meant that no more surgery could/should be
> done on it--that it probably was being supported by a plastic splint under the
> skin, and it was failing because there has to be good circulation to mend
> plastic surgery--and it looked like he had no circulation there.

A smart thing too since last thing Michael needs is his nose growing
longer and longer at the deposition.

On 25 Nov 2003 16:18:18 -0800, (Elena
Nakashima) wrote:

(Nancree) wrote in message >...
>> I saw an interview on TV with a plastic surgeon. She said Jackson has "an
>> end-stage nose". She said that meant that no more surgery could/should be
>> done on it--that it probably was being supported by a plastic splint under the
>> skin, and it was failing because there has to be good circulation to mend
>> plastic surgery--and it looked like he had no circulation there.
>
>A smart thing too since last thing Michael needs is his nose growing
>longer and longer at the deposition.

better that than his wing-wang.

your pal,
blake

"Nancree" > wrote in message
...
> I saw an interview on TV with a plastic surgeon. She said Jackson has "an
> end-stage nose". She said that meant that no more surgery could/should
be
> done on it--that it probably was being supported by a plastic splint under
the
> skin, and it was failing because there has to be good circulation to mend
> plastic surgery--and it looked like he had no circulation there.


Duck tape.


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