Quote (brmv @ Sep 29 2013 12:47am)
makes the rounds atm but i am withholding my judgement until there is some 'outside' confirmation
not that i consider it impossible but why use the forehead?
Dr. Patrick Byrne, the director of Facial, Plastic and Reconstruction Surgery at Johns Hopkins Medical Center, said forehead skin is used to help reform noses because it is the closest match to skin on the nose. However, usually the nose is reformed during surgery instead of on a patient’s forehead.
Helps to read past the first paragraph b4 calling skepticism
