Gao Ryu "Can't Return to Pre-Surgery Appearance... End of Entertainment Career"

Chinese actor Gao Liu, whose nose necrotized due to unlicensed plastic surgery. Photo by Gao Liu Weibo capture.

Chinese actor Gao Liu, whose nose necrotized due to unlicensed plastic surgery. Photo by Gao Liu Weibo capture.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bong-ju] A Chinese plastic surgery clinic that caused necrosis of an actress's nose due to unauthorized surgery was only given a six-month business suspension.


According to reports from the Hong Kong South China Morning Post (SCMP) on the 4th, Chinese health authorities imposed a six-month business suspension and a fine of 49,000 yuan (approximately 8.4 million KRW) on a plastic surgery clinic in Guangzhou where actress Gao Liu underwent a nose surgery.


Earlier, in February, Gao Liu posted on her Weibo (the Chinese version of Twitter), "A friend introduced me to a plastic surgery clinic, saying my face would be perfect except for my nose, so I had nose surgery, but complications occurred. I later found out that the clinic was not qualified to perform nose surgeries," along with a photo showing the tip of her nose turned black and necrotic.


She added, "I was eventually hospitalized at a hospital in Guangzhou for treatment," and said, "They told me I cannot return to my pre-surgery appearance. It seems to mean the end of my career in the entertainment industry."


It was reported that she, suffering from post-surgery complications, even contemplated extreme measures, which saddened her fans.


Before rhinoplasty of Gao Liu. Photo by Gao Liu Weibo capture.

Before rhinoplasty of Gao Liu. Photo by Gao Liu Weibo capture.

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Due to these surgery complications, Gao withdrew from a drama she was scheduled to appear in and paid a penalty of about 2 million yuan (approximately 347 million KRW), suffering significant damages.


After Guangzhou authorities discovered that the clinic had been operating without a surgery license, they imposed a six-month business suspension and a fine of 49,000 yuan (approximately 8.4 million KRW).



Chinese netizens expressed anger, saying the punishment for the clinic was too lenient, SCMP reported.


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