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Pic shows: Dilmrod before the surgery;

Doctors have performed life-changing surgery on a young man with severe burn scars by giving him a full facial skin transport.

Surgeons used a 28 x 30 centimetre (11.02 x 11.81-inch) piece of skin from the stomach of the patient named Dilmrod, 20, who had lived his youth and his early adult life as a hermit ever since becoming disfigured as a baby.

The native of Tadzhikistan, who is now visiting Krasnodar City of south-western Russiaâs Krasnodar Krai, first made his story known when appearing on a Russian reality TV show, and numerous doctors offered their services soon after, eager to operate on him and no doubt use his case for some good PR.

Dilmrod finally chose a hospital Krasnodar, where surgeons proposed "combustiology" methods, which are used to deal with severe burn injuries as well as related pathological conditions, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Sergey Bogdanov, head of the burn centre that treated Dilmrod, was quoted as saying: "We could have done a typical procedure whereby every scar was covered with a piece of skin, but we opted for a difficult, âout-of-the-boxâ decision."

Bogdanov and his team used the large, single piece of skin from Dilmrodâs stomach and covered his entire face in the transplant surgery that lasted nearly 13 hours.

After the successful procedure, doctors said they were very optimistic that Dilmrod could see significant improves in his quality of life.

They also added that the probability of post-surgery complications was minimal, as the transplant was done using Dilmrodâs own skin.

The patient said he was very happy with the results and that he no longer shies away from Skype calls with his family and friends back home in his native Tadzhikistan.

When he returns home, he plans to find a job and get married.

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Pic shows: Samira Benhar before surgery.

A Moroccan woman whose face was grotesquely disfigured by a facial tumour has been given reconstructive treatment to give her a better life.

Doctor Pedro Cavadas, a world-renowned surgeon in reconstructive surgery and implants, has been treating the patient for 13 months at Manises Hospital, in the city of Valencia in the eastern Spanish region of the same name.

Samira Benhar, 39, a mother-of-two who was disowned by her husband, was living a life of stigmatisation and rejection in her home city of Casablanca in Morocco.

The story of her path to a new life began in a park. A pharmacist saw Samira sat with her head in her hands and walked over to see what was wrong.

She said "I was very damaged both physically and psychologically.

"A woman approached me and talked to me. When she saw my face she asked for a photo. I didnât have one so we went to a shop.

"Later she said to me, âI am not promising you anything, but I am going to do my best to help you.â"

Thanks to the pharmacist her story reached the ears of the famous Spanish surgeon, who decided to help her saying he knew there would be a "great surgical improvement."

He said: "This is a genetic illness, rare but not so infrequent and the treatment consists in trying to make the face symmetrical. Fortunately the tumours are benign."

The treatment was funded by the Adra Foundation and the Cultural Islamic Centre.

Samira spent 13 months in Valencia and underwent various procedures to completely remove the neurofibroma from her face as well as to get an ocular prosthetic put in.

Samira gave a press conference together with Dr Cavadas and could not stop the tears from flowing as she thanked the team for her "new life".

She said: "Today I am very happy, I will never forget everything they have done for me."

She is now reportedly on her way home to see her 9 and 12-year-old sons for the first time in a year who are waiting for her in Casablanca.

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