Dana Hamdan reveals her ordeal with a cosmetic injection: disfigurement and three weeks of suffering

Jordanian actress Dana Hamdan spoke about the painful experience she went through after undergoing facial stimulating injections at a beauty center, in a video she posted on her official Instagram account.

Dana Hamdan revealed details of a difficult health experience she recently underwent after undergoing cosmetic injections. She said the procedure was intended solely to stimulate collagen without altering her features, but it resulted in what she described as "facial deformity," causing her constant pain and a deterioration in her psychological and physical condition that lasted for more than three weeks.

She said: "I went through the worst three weeks of my life when I agreed to get an injection that was supposed to be just a skin booster and a skin stimulator, and wouldn't change anything about my appearance. But the results were shocking, and I couldn't bear the pain. My entire month was spent in pain and discomfort."

During her speech, Dana also sent a message to the clinic that performed the procedure, stressing that she would have incurred huge financial losses if it had been related to work or filming: "If I had contracts, I would have paid a lot, because I couldn't move, neither because of my appearance nor because of the pain that was increasing every day."

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Dana Hamdan and plastic surgery She added emotionally: "My reaction could have been more violent than this, but I endured it. I was provoked by the way they treated me, as if I wasn't a human being in pain. You agreed on something with me and made me get through this experience as if it was normal. How?"

She continued, moved: "I wake up every day and I can't stand the way I look. I want to go back to the way I was, with my droopy cheeks that used to look normal. After I went to the doctor, he told me to continue taking the medication and the pain would go away. But these mistakes have become too many. The Doctors Syndicate needs to inspect these clinics and see if the people who work there are really doctors or just experimenting? If I decide to take legal action, that is my right."

Dana emphasized that she doesn't usually use her platforms to talk about negative experiences, but she felt that this time she couldn't remain silent: "I don't go on social media unless I have something good to say, but this time I couldn't keep quiet."

She concluded her message with a decisive tone: "Stubbornness is not acceptable, and the words 'Sorry' and 'I'm sorry' are not enough. I said what needed to be said, and God loves me because he knows I'm human, and that's why he saved me. But my face still hurts from the plasma, and I have a constant headache. I will never put anything on my face again, because what happened to me was truly terrifying."