Transgender woman 'cuts her own ribs' to make 'crowns', close-up of the bud collapse?

To get the slim waist she wanted, Emily decided to have cosmetic surgery to remove her ribs, costing up to $17,000 (about 431 million VND).

Remarkably, Emily didn't stop there, but also planned to turn the removed rib into a crown as a souvenir. Sharing with Caters News, Emily revealed her unique idea: "I wanted someone to make a crown from the removed rib. Initially, I was going to give it to my best friend."

Emily had to prepare herself both financially and physically for the surgery. After the surgery, she had to wear a corset 24/7 to help reduce swelling and shape her body. Although this is a risky and controversial cosmetic procedure, Emily insists she feels good about her decision.

When asked about her post-operative pain, Emily shared: "The medical team took great care of me, and I only felt a 2/10 pain." Emily recorded the entire surgery and recovery process on social media. Her posts quickly attracted attention, and at the same time caused a wave of controversy in the online community.

Many people believe that removing ribs is an unnecessary action that poses serious health risks. Some even criticized Emily's decision as "strange" and "frivolous." However, there were also many people who expressed their support and praised her for daring to be true to herself.

Emily responded to the criticism with confidence: "It's my body, it's my money, and I have the right to do whatever I want with it. Having my ribs removed doesn't change the fact that I'm a kind and loving trans girl."

Rib-removal surgery to create a slimmer waist has long been known as a risky procedure. The procedure can cause serious complications such as organ damage or infection. At the same time, its aesthetic effectiveness is also controversial among experts.

However, more and more people are choosing to undergo unconventional cosmetic procedures to express their individuality and achieve their personal body goals. Emily James is a prime example, although her decision remains a hot topic of discussion. Despite the ridicule and mixed reactions, Emily insists she has no regrets: "I'm happy to do what I want and I'm proud of who I am."

Many celebrities and models are said to have had their 11th and 12th ribs removed to achieve the desired waistline. However, is this method really as rumored?

In the Bible, God took a rib from Adam to create Eve as his companion. In fact, humans have done this for medical reasons—and rumor has it—to get tiny waists. Rib removal is used for a variety of medical reasons. If a rib is broken and threatens to puncture a vital organ, it is safer to remove it than to let it heal. Ribs with tumors can be surgically removed to prevent the tumor from growing.

However, many people believe that removing ribs can help women achieve a slim waist. This originated in Victorian England, when a tiny waist and hourglass figure were considered the standard of beauty. Back then, women held their breath to squeeze themselves into corsets as tightly as possible.

In the 20th century, it was widely believed that some women had their 11th and 12th ribs removed to increase the waist-tightening effect of corsets. In 1931, corset designer Rosa Binner accused French actress Polaire of having her ribs removed in the 1890s. Actress Anna Held, who had a waistline of just 18 inches, was also said to have had the procedure done to achieve her enviable figure. However, many believed that her manager had spread the rumor to help her become more famous.

Since then, every generation of celebrities has had someone fall prey to this rumor, from Elizabeth Taylor to Jane Fonda to Raquel Welch, culminating with Cher in 1990 - when she publicly hired a doctor to prove that she had not had her ribs removed.

In 2014, Mexican star Thalia caused a stir when she posted a photo of her ribs in a glass jar. However, she soon revealed that it was just a joke.

That’s because ribs are important in protecting internal organs. Even removing the lowest ribs can affect organs like the kidneys, bladder, or part of the abdomen. Damage to these organs, as well as the general risks of surgery like internal bleeding, infection, bad scarring, or even death, are all things that patients face. In addition, the cost of surgery is quite expensive, around $35,000-50,000, and the recovery time is long, sometimes up to 6 months.

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