[Exclusive Interview]Elva Hsiao’s photos of terrifying scars from dog bites, “Face cell necrosis is still raising skin” | Apple News | Apple Daily

Tin Hau Elva (ELVA) was bitten by a pet dog at home in February, which caused her to be hospitalized for surgery on the corner of her mouth for almost 2 months. She posted a facial photo on IG today, and the scars were clearly visible. Through Xuanya Entertainment, she told Apple News about the cause of the injury.

She first emphasized that although she was bitten by her dog, the reason was that the dog’s mother was raped by the first owner before she was adopted, which caused her children to have a little fear. At that time, ELVA was normal. She doesn’t blame the dog for hugging or kissing the dog. She doesn’t want to say which dog bit her, but emphasizes that it’s not her “brother” who bit her. She also thinks that the dog was not intentional, and she doesn’t want the outside world to treat her. I have doubts about adopting a furry child.

She said she was hospitalized for 2 months, and for 3 days at that time, she was very world-weary. “You can only lie down and can’t move.” Later, talking, crying or laughing, and picking your nose would cause pain. She said that her face cells were necrotic and she was still raising her skin. Her boyfriend Huang Hao was in better condition, but the skin did not fall off. Huang Hao had also been discharged from the hospital a few days ago.

She said that during the recovery period, she was very afraid of going out and did not dare to go out. Later, she gradually opened her atrium. She slowly wrote a post this time, which is a testimony to her health. Today she went out to the cultural and creative market to go shopping, and she was worried about being looked at by the outside world. The paparazzi photographed it, still cautiously. Although she still has to take steroid therapy, she said, “I’m ready! She also thanked Dr. Chen Guoding from the Department of Plastic Surgery of Beijing Medical College for his careful attention. Dr. Chen is a disciple of Luo Huifu, an authority on craniofacial surgery. (Li Zhizhan/Taipei Report)