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The Trump administration is ordering the removal of information about slavery, including a photo of an enslaved man's scars, from multiple national parks to eliminate what they describe as 'corrosive ideology.'
A woman's refusal to cover her biopsy scar at the beach sparked a discussion on personal boundaries and empathy after a friend asked her to do so. The incident highlights the complexity of healing and the importance of accepting imperfections. While the woman's story received mixed reactions, it underscores the need for understanding and respect for individual choices regarding body positivity.
Supermodel Paulina Porizkova, 58, revealed the scars from her recent bilateral hip replacement surgery in a racy Instagram selfie, showcasing the two diagonal incisions on her bikini line and explaining her choice of surgeons and incision technique. She underwent the surgery due to congenital hip dysplasia, and received supportive comments from celebrity friends. Porizkova also shared her bittersweet vacation with her partner before the surgery and introduced him to her sons.
Scars can have a significant impact on self-esteem and body image. Understanding the different types of scars and their formation process can help in accepting and treating them. Factors such as genetics, wound depth, location, and age can affect how easily a person scars. Surgeons can minimize scarring through strategic incisions and layer closures. Individuals can minimize scarring by limiting exercise during the healing process, keeping wounds clean and moist, and avoiding sunlight exposure. Various treatments, including lasers, injections, and topical applications, can be used to treat existing scars. It is important to consult with a dermatologist for appropriate treatment options. Psychological support may also be beneficial in addressing the emotional impact of scars.
Maria Menounos, a journalist, shared a bikini selfie on Instagram revealing her scars from cancer surgery earlier this year. She expressed gratitude for her strength and the support she received during her journey. Menounos, who was diagnosed with stage 2 neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer, hopes to raise awareness about early detection and encourage others to prioritize their health. She and her husband are expecting a child via surrogate this summer.
TV presenter Maria Menounos shared a bikini selfie on Instagram, proudly displaying her surgery scars from her battle with pancreatic cancer. She expressed gratitude for her strength and the support she received during her recovery. Menounos, who also had a benign brain tumor in 2017, is thankful for her good health as she prepares to welcome her first child this summer.
Entertainment reporter and host Maria Menounos shared a photo of her healing surgery scars from her battle with pancreatic cancer, expressing gratitude for the procedure and the support she received. Despite her doctors initially missing her tumor, resulting in its rapid growth, Menounos remains positive and hopeful while reflecting on her health struggles and anticipating the arrival of her baby girl.
Giant hogweed, an invasive plant found in the US and UK, can cause severe burns, blisters, and scarring if its sap comes into contact with human skin. The plant can grow up to 14 feet tall and has white flowers in umbrella-shaped clusters. The toxins in the sap become more problematic the longer it's on the skin and in the sun, and can even cause temporary or permanent blindness if it gets into the eyes. The plant is also toxic to pets and can cause a skin reaction called phytophotodermatitis.