As promised, here's the continuation of the Robi story. (If you missed the first part you can read here.)

This time, you can take a look at the details of the interventions to see what the replacement beetle will be made of.
Robi, after the ordeal of years of plastic surgery, decided he didn't want any more. However, for years he has been thinking and looking for a way to make his eyes and face more aesthetically pleasing, with less ordeal. 
He found me by searching the internet and was so impressed by my work that he contacted me by email. He sent me a photo and asked if I could help him. 
I had mixed feelings. Suddenly, I had the urge to help this boy, because he had been through so much. At the same time, I felt a great sense of honour and trust that he had contacted me at all after so much trouble. 
Of course, as a professional, I also saw the professional challenge in the task and so I had the image in my mind, "I have to help!" 
So I took on Robi's treatment on a charitable basis. And in return, Robi was determined to share his face and his story with you. This is Robi's self-acceptance, which shows incredible courage and inner strength. 
That's how we started a really close collaboration, which has now grown into a real friendship. 
As promised, here is a presentation of Robi's treatment series. 
The very first step was to create a realistic male eyebrow for Robi, which immediately gave his face more character. This led to a new technique, which we christened the "Duczarobis" technique. 
After the eyebrows, the shape of the lip was corrected. But that was just the beginning, because the real work started after that. Finalising the tone of the face with my perfect camouflage technique. 
I have corrected the transplanted skin fusions of the forehead and the temple to make the colour of the different areas as close as possible. The photo clearly shows the difference between before and after treatment. 
I covered the orca scars and the scars on the chin line with stubble and camouflage technique, made with special hair and skin pigments.
I love the fact that in my work, template solutions don't work, but at the same time I can use my creativity to achieve the best possible results.
Each solution is unique and personalised, just like we are. No two people are the same, no two faces are the same, so no two solutions are the same.
This is the real challenge for me and why I never get bored of my job. The fact that I can also build professionally through the work I do is a real bonus. There is no more rewarding task than when I can improve the quality of life of others by making their appearance more aesthetically pleasing. The real gift, however, is when Robi looked in the mirror and said with a wry smile on his face, "Just make sure I'm not too handsome!"
I love her humour and the way she approaches this whole treatment process, her situation. With her, I experience that there are no taboos, we can talk openly about the scars and lesions on your face that most people are scared of or just don't know what to do with.
The fact that Robi even adds humour to his situation shows that he has now built up an image of himself as he is and treats it with the utmost acceptance.
However, good is never enough, and his goal is to develop this inner image of himself and become more accepting of himself and his reflection.
Did you know that the image we see in the mirror every morning is the defining one? And did you know that it's not just what you see, but how you see it that matters most? 
Have you ever noticed how you feel when you look in the mirror for the first time in the morning, still sleepy and dishevelled? If not, start tomorrow morning!
Watch the sight and your feelings at the same time! What do you experience? Do you accept what you see or do you, as a woman, go crazy with make-up to "fix yourself up" or do you, as a man, resignedly shrug it off and say "it's only going to get worse"? Or do you involuntarily avoid looking in the mirror at all?
Face yourself! Spend a minute each morning looking in the mirror and observing your vision and your feelings at the same time!
Let this be a game until next time, when we'll be back with the final episode of Robi's treatment series. 
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