“I would not recognize it on the street”

The former daughter -in -law Carmen Borrego It is one of the protagonists of the kiosk this Wednesday. Paola Olmedo It finally shows his physical change after having undergone surgical intervention that has changed his face almost completely and confesses that it has cost him to accept his new image. The reactions of journalists and gatherings on the cover of Lectures They have been the most significant but there was a special among all of them was that of José María Almogueraher ex -husband and father of her youngest son: “I don’t know if he would recognize her down the street.”

The nephew of Terelu Campos has assured that Paola is “very pretty” and that this new image “is very good” although he recognizes that his face has changed a lot: “especially the nose.” Her companions were stunned: “Are she sure she?” They said in late. “It is a cross between Sara Carbonero and a little fields too,” said Pliego.

In the report, which will see the light on Wednesday, Paola explains that the process has been very hard for her and for her whole family: “My mother did not recognize me. The first time he saw me began to cry, he said that it was not my nose, that I was not her daughter.” His children also: “They have cried a lot, my new image generated rejection and they didn’t like it.” And he adds: “I didn’t recognize me, I saw old photos and saw myself now and it wasn’t me. At first I didn’t accept me and I’m still getting used to change.” And, as she explains herself, the doctor had to retouch her nose, a detail with the Paola did not count: “I did not expect it. I did not expect so much change, it is very abrupt.”

Olmedo reveals that the intervention (which lasted more than six hours) to which it has been subjected is extreme: “I have broken everything (he points out from the upper part of the nose). It is a very delicate operation because there are many nerve endings.” In fact, Paola risked a paralysis or even a rejection of titanium plates on the cheek or screws. The postoperative period has been very painful and the complicated recovery, because Paola has had to learn again and eat: “That has been the worst,” he confesses.