The Da Nang boy made a spectacular makeover on foreign newspapers, revealing the bitter reason he had to rely on cutlery-Young man –

After plastic surgery, this guy looks like a K-Pop star.

Phuoc Cuong appeared in foreign newspapers because of his spectacular makeover.

The story of Tran Dang Phuoc Cuong’s spectacular makeover made netizens admire.

It is known that Phuoc Cuong’s transformation process began in 2009, after a traffic accident caused his father’s death, his mother had to fight for her life in the hospital. At that time, the young man from Da Nang thought that only studying abroad could help him and his family get rid of difficulties.

That year, 17-year-old Phuoc Cuong decided to enroll in a Chinese language course and went to China to study abroad to increase his chances of finding a job later.

Like many other people studying and working while studying abroad, he tries to find a part-time job to make ends meet. However, this is also when he realized his appearance was a big obstacle. And this prompted him to think about using cutlery to improve his appearance.

After failing to get into a bar in Shanghai because of his lack of looks, Phuoc Cuong switched to a waitress in restaurants and started saving money for plastic surgery.

In 2011, for the first time, Phuoc Cuong resorted to cosmetic surgery, starting with the reduction of the nose. Six months later, he continued to undergo another surgery, this time to change the shape of the nose. It seems that rhinoplasty has significantly improved his facial structure. He became more confident when he applied for a job as a photo model for fashion shops and started planning more cosmetic procedures.

During the years that followed, Phuoc Cuong had his lips repaired, chin implanted, cheekbones lowered, jaw bone cut, and nose reshaped. After all, his appearance made everyone who knew him no longer recognize him.

“I will never forget the times I lay on the operating table with the bright lights of the operating lights, the smell of antiseptics, anesthetics, bandages, and unrecognizable swelling of the face. Many people believe that plastic surgery can make people addicted. However, in reality, no one is addicted to pain. More than once I thought about giving up on the operating table.”Phuoc Cuong shared.

Overcoming all the pain, the changed appearance helped Phuoc Cuong get closer to his dream. He doesn’t fully support cosmetic surgery, but advises people to consider it when deciding to have it, if they think it can improve their life and self-confidence.

Currently, Phuoc Cuong is running several businesses and working as a fashion model in Shanghai.