[Tracy210t]

She was alive. She was bleeding alot. I've seen this happen when a tumor deep in the face needs removing.

Shudder

[Jerdipski]

Originally Posted by LittleNightmare ↗

That was brutal... I wonder what the surgery was for?

Facial fractures..

[Boondoggle]

Dead people don't bleed and don't have bright pink tissue. Airway support would have been via tracheotomy.

[Roboticaproxy]

Seconding the tracheotomy remark. It would have been impossible to support the airways doing a surgery like that without it, and the amount of swelling and bleeding suggests that this person was alive. When I make incisions for embalming, or receive autopsied bodies for embalming, there is hardly any blood and no raising of tissue like that, no swelling.

[jbell0129]

It takes a highly skilled doc to do that.

[Ttrainedchimp]

Originally Posted by Maddy506 ↗

I don’t think corpses bleed that much

You're correct Maddy. She was under....possibly temporary cessation during this period and reversed when done??

[chris666]

With an operation like this a tracheotomy is done otherwise the tubes are in the way of sugery, this is a removal of tumor in the sinus and nasal passage

[terrence]

I just did a google search on Dr C Rayappa and the doctor is a Ear Nose & Throat (ENT) Cancer Specialist in India. I have heard about the face split surgery but I have not seen it in video. The patient may have nasal and sinus cancer and needs to have it remove. The patient is definitely alive. Google reviews gives the doctor a five stars ranking.

[smkgreen]

they offered her 50$ and asked her to make a youtube video

[K53]

Poor woman