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I'm ready to start my life.'Įpisode 3 of the new series of The Bad Skin Clinic airs at 10pm tonight on Quest Red, or stream on discovery+ 'Now there's nothing in the way of me getting to where I want to be. I'm getting some new headshots for my acting. 'I'm really excited to start back my modelling career now. 'My keloids aren't holding me back any more. Speaking about the surgery 10 weeks later, Sammy, who has returned to modelling told the programme: 'Dr Emma exceeded my expectations and she's definitely transformed my life. They can become quite itchy and painful because it also is a little bit inflammatory.' And it turns into these bigger balls, essentially. 'But they forget to stop and they keep going, more and more and more. She then looked at the lump that was removed from her ear, and said: 'Oh my god, that was on my ear? It feels so big.'ĭiscussing keloid growths, and explaining why some people get them, Dr Emma said: 'We have these cells called fibroblasts and, for somebody who has a tendency to make keloids, whenever your skin is trying to make a scar, these fibroblasts make a bit of collagen, and they make the scar tissue. The doctor then snipped out the large keloid at the back of Sammy's ear, before severing the smaller one on the front of the lobe and stitching everything back together.Īfter the lumps were removed, while still on the table, Sammy looked in the mirror and says: 'I have my ear back!' After cutting a serrated line with the knife at the join between the back of her earlobe and the keloid, Dr Emma pulled the skin away to create small triangular flaps.

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