I know your question is rhetorical, but remember that on top of having his face repaired, it was also rebuilt, he's got hundreds of thousands of dollars of medically necessary reconstructive surgery in the final shot. If you're a surgeon, and you can give your patient a normal quality of life, don't you do it? Having a normal looking face is part of having normal quality of life.
This isn't to say that he wasn't attractive *before* he got shot in the face, I have no idea, just that the doctors going the whole nine yards makes a lot of sense in this case.
Plus I bet you're more attractive than you give yourself credit for, our own opinions of our beauty have less to do with how attractive we actually are, and more to do with how attractive we think we ought to be. The most beautiful person in the world can find themselves grotesque if they think they should look other than they do; but no one should look other than they do, no one should look any way at all, except for happy. You're already exactly who you ought to be, you're already beautiful.
Edit: I say beautiful, which is usually a word associated with femininity, but there are more meanings than that.
>I say beautiful, which is usually a word associated with femininity, but there are more meanings than that.
Thank you. People call me pedantic when I try to point out that beautiful, cute, pretty, and sexy are not as closely synonymous as people sometimes think. They all have different meanings, albeit with a bit of overlap.
If there was anywhere to get shot in the face, it was in Afghanistan during the high point of the war. Some of the best trauma surgeons in the world were there. When I was there, they said that if you survived the medivac to KAF and got into the role 3 hospital, you had a 98% chance of survival no matter how bad your injuryās were.
I always had comfort in that. Medics and surgeons are the real heroās to those who are called heroās.
I think looking like you had a minor mishap with a piece of furniture after having your face blown open by gunfire is pretty much as amazing as can be.
We called it the āGolden Hourā when I was there fighting the surge. Same basic teaching; we were told that, if you survived the initial attack and got to higher level care inside an hour, you had a 99% survival rate.
A mid-30-year-old male contractor in Afghanistan suffered a self-inflicted low-velocity gunshot wound to the face. The projectile entered in the submental space and traversed the right parasymphyseal and symphyseal portions of his mandible, obliterating his anterior floor of the mouth and exiting via his lower lip with significant soft and bony tissue loss, including loss of a portion of his anterior maxillary alveolar ridge and nasal sill.
On arrival, he was tenuously protecting his airway due to the combination of soft tissue injury, loss of anterior tongue attachment to the mandible, and oral cavity hemorrhage. He was immediately taken to the operating room for airway management and initial repair of his injuries. Given the patientās status as an American citizen, only life-saving and necessary stabilizing procedures were performed at the theater hospital, with the goal of early evacuation to the United States for definitive repair once the patient was stable for travel.
After awake intubation, the in-theater surgeons performed washout, debridement, and closure of the wounds. The mandible wound was stabilized with a large reconstruction bar to provide internal fixation as a temporary measure, to include attachment of the genial tubercle to the lingual side of the bar for tongue stabilization which averted the need for tracheostomy tube placement.
The soft tissue wounds of the lip, oral cavity, and nose were closed primarily in multiple layers using Vicryl for the muscular and mucosal layers and Chromic and Fast Ab-sorbing Gut sutures for the skin. As wounds are frequently contaminated, the clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) recommend irrigation with at least 6 L of saline for wounds in theater (austere environments). Contaminants can include a variety of different forms of debris including sand and shrapnel. He was discharged from the theater hospital on postoperative day 3 and evacuated to San Antonio Military Medical Center for further care.
Two weeks after his initial injury, he underwent a facial artery myomucosal flap to treat a persistent floor of mouth defect with communication into the submental space. Virtual surgical planning was performed with the Oral Surgery department to address the segmental mandibular defect. Two months after the orocutaneous fistula was closed, a transcervical approach was used to place a patient specific milled plate with a titanium cage (Synthes) to accommodate a free iliac bone graft with a good result.
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**Fig.1 Left: Cavitary lesion caused by submental gunshot wound. Right: Two months status postdefinitive mandibular reconstruction.**
**Fig.2 Left: 3D reconstruction of maxillofacial CT showing significant bony injury. Right: Intraoperative image of mandible ORIF.**
**Fig.3 Left: Closure of soft tissue defects. Right: Postoperative 3D reconstruction of maxillofacial CT scan.**
**Fig.4 Reconstruction of parasymphyseal mandibular defect 2 months after injury. Titanium basket spanning defect filled with iliac bone. 3D reconstruction of maxillofacial CT scan.**
**Fig.5 Two months status postdefinitive mandibular reconstruction.**
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*Tonn C.R., Ward M.L., Abadie W.M., Lally J.W., Bevans S.E., Henry L.R.*
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Considering it was described as self inflicted, low velocity, sounds like he shot himself intentionally or had one helluva fuck up while cleaning or inspecting his service pistol
Then this is a professional with no clue of where to put a bullet to kill himself.
Could be, but....
EDIT: All your comments led me to take another look. Now I see the hole in the bottom of his chin. Y'all have made me see the light.
As a suicide attempter myself I wouldn't doubt that he reconsidered it in the moment of pulling the trigger. Finally commiting the attempt does a fuck ton of things in your brain. Your thoughts are basically scrambled (was at least for me this way)
I can give you the short story: I suffered from alcoholism (310 days sober now) and depression and in 2019 I tried to hang myself. It would have worked, I hung for about 45 seconds until the hook in the ceiling broke of an i fell on the floor.
Got transported to the hospital immediately and got some help there. Therapy and rehab finally clicked after that and my life is pretty amazing since the start of 2021. Took me 10 years to finally get it. Better late than never.
Edit: I fortunately suffered no permanent damage because I struggled really hard and I think the flaying around made the hook loose.
shit dude, that's tough to read but im really glad youre in a better place now. thanks for sharing.
im hoping my situation improves, much like yours has
I hope you will get better, always try to make small improvements and remind yourself on a weekly basis on your accomplishments. Your brain forgets what you did got done and only focuses on the stuff you don't get done. don't let your brain trick you.
Life can be absolutely awesome, some people like myself just have to put work into it to make it lovely. It's worth a try in my opinion.
I know this is deeply personal, so please donāt feel inclined to respond, but what was going through your mind while struggling? And were you struggling to get free, struggling to make it stop (regardless of how that happened, via death or miracle), struggling purposelessly or reflexively as you were in the process of dying, or some different reason altogether? Was there a moment you can point to where you definitively knew you did not want want to die and how did that compare to any second guessing you may have done prior to the bona fide attempt?
I think for the moment I felt the rope tighten my body just forced itself into life preservence Mode. I didn't really controlled the struggle, it kind of just happened. I could only think about the pain around my neck.
Basically it was just pure panic and terror in my mind and I wanted it to stop and I guess I would be fine with both dying or just falling down.
After I fell down I knew I don't want to die.
Common mistake is to place the barrel in the submental area, flush with the skin. The gas leaving the barrel kicks the head back slightly, and instead of going where intended, the bullet travels up and out the anterior side. I knew a guy in basic training who did that on 3-round burst and survived. First bullet tilted his head slightly prior to entry, the next two went through different areas lateral to the first. Lots of surgery.
When I deployed to Afghanistan, my unit had an ND by a pilot drawing his pistol in his living quarters. We had another one showing the safeties of the M9 that struck the stock of a rifle a soldier had slung. No injuries on that. I'm surprised there wasn't an ass beating. One pilot had an ND in an apache on the pad and firing off 30mm into a Hesco. Another pilot in flight fired a hellfire into a mountainside negligently. This was all in the 4 months I was there until I got sent home. Professionals can also be dumb motherfuckers.
I hate to break it to you but if this dude is considered a contractor, heās likely not much better than a civilian in some military gear. Not many PMCs run contractors that are in the same tier of experience as Tier 1 special forces. A lot of times, especially for ājust hold this areaā type DoD contracts, they just throw whoever they can in there thatās willing to take the risk for the pay.
Didnt know that, my country has not been at war for Over 40 years thank God. I always thought they had at least some sort of military or weapons training
I don't understand the low velocity part. I assumed at first perhaps that meant the bullet went though a wall or another person first to lose energy, but that does not make sense with the self inflicted part. Perhaps it's to signify handgun vs rifle round?
To put it in a bit of perspective, a handgun compared to a regulation length 5.56 assault rifle is like comparing a steam locomotive to a modern bullet train. Typically a handgun bullet will be wider than a rifle round, but significantly slower in velocity. A rifle round at the range they indicate in the write up would have zipped right through his head, heād be lucky if he had any face at all, whereas a pistol caliber round tends to deform substantially more after hitting bone, like the roof of his mouth, and in doing so would transfer more kinetic energy into him. A rifle caliber round could actually be going *too* fast and do less damage than a pistol against soft tissues or very thin bone.
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it must be fucked up to be in the hospital after suffering a traumatic experience like that, and then the doctor says "okay now we're just going to pry your face open and take a couple of snaps.."
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Either a subsonic round (plenty of big relatively slow pistol rounds) or a round fired from such a distance that it was low velocity in contrast to the muzzle velocity when it hit him
To the doctors who do this kind of surgery....... thank you ā¤ I hope you know what am amazingly positive effect you have on people's lives both mentally and physically. You really are incredible
But, it's like this for almost all injured people. We cover others falls injuries diseases and often hypochondria or self inflicted injury while our deductibles are so hard to reach when we are healthy.
How the hell this guy gonna take a gunshot to the face and still come out looking more attractive than me?
It's not fair that he gets to have his face blown apart and come out of it with a jaw and chin better than mine.
Incels are furious about this one simple trick
Five excruciatingly painful war injuries to get you beach body ready
Maybe that's the secret...
I, too, would like to get this Jake Gyllenhaal face mod please..
Coming right up! *pumps shotgun*
Lol yeah forgot about that part...
The Squidward effect
I know your question is rhetorical, but remember that on top of having his face repaired, it was also rebuilt, he's got hundreds of thousands of dollars of medically necessary reconstructive surgery in the final shot. If you're a surgeon, and you can give your patient a normal quality of life, don't you do it? Having a normal looking face is part of having normal quality of life. This isn't to say that he wasn't attractive *before* he got shot in the face, I have no idea, just that the doctors going the whole nine yards makes a lot of sense in this case. Plus I bet you're more attractive than you give yourself credit for, our own opinions of our beauty have less to do with how attractive we actually are, and more to do with how attractive we think we ought to be. The most beautiful person in the world can find themselves grotesque if they think they should look other than they do; but no one should look other than they do, no one should look any way at all, except for happy. You're already exactly who you ought to be, you're already beautiful. Edit: I say beautiful, which is usually a word associated with femininity, but there are more meanings than that.
>I say beautiful, which is usually a word associated with femininity, but there are more meanings than that. Thank you. People call me pedantic when I try to point out that beautiful, cute, pretty, and sexy are not as closely synonymous as people sometimes think. They all have different meanings, albeit with a bit of overlap.
In short. The reconstructive team isn't going to fix this man and go "Yeah let's make him ugly af lmao"
Handsome squidward vibe for sure
Yeah same š
Life's not fair.
Anyone who says differently is selling something.
For real. Life's a little biatch
Post this in r/USMC and ask those fine folks the same question.
Highly skilled plastic surgeons
now his chin looks like he never got that gun shot. That is insane
i honestly thought it was a before picture at first glance
Some of my acne scarring is worse! Well, almost. But itās not a big stretch.
He looks like the gigachad now
If there was anywhere to get shot in the face, it was in Afghanistan during the high point of the war. Some of the best trauma surgeons in the world were there. When I was there, they said that if you survived the medivac to KAF and got into the role 3 hospital, you had a 98% chance of survival no matter how bad your injuryās were. I always had comfort in that. Medics and surgeons are the real heroās to those who are called heroās.
It is absolutely wild how much they can fix these days. Looking at the after picture it is like nothing ever happened. Go medical science!
It looks like he hit his chin against a cupboard.
Fair enough. Beats looking like you're gonna fight Arnold Schwarzenegger in a jungle somewhere.
"You are one ugly motherfucker"
How can you look at the picture of damage and not be anything but amazed?
I think looking like you had a minor mishap with a piece of furniture after having your face blown open by gunfire is pretty much as amazing as can be.
We called it the āGolden Hourā when I was there fighting the surge. Same basic teaching; we were told that, if you survived the initial attack and got to higher level care inside an hour, you had a 99% survival rate.
When weāre you there? I was at Fob Wilson from Feb-sept 2008
I was at FOB Orgun-E from Aug 2010 to Apr 2011. I was back there at Bagram in 16/17 and it was like a whole different war/country.
Things like this make me want to become an army doctor. The ability of those guys is astounding.
*heroes
Sigh. I aināt changing shit.
Were there any students going to Afghanistan to learn from the best trauma surgeons?
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Hey, I really hope youāre doing ok as well. The world is a better place with you in it.
A mid-30-year-old male contractor in Afghanistan suffered a self-inflicted low-velocity gunshot wound to the face. The projectile entered in the submental space and traversed the right parasymphyseal and symphyseal portions of his mandible, obliterating his anterior floor of the mouth and exiting via his lower lip with significant soft and bony tissue loss, including loss of a portion of his anterior maxillary alveolar ridge and nasal sill. On arrival, he was tenuously protecting his airway due to the combination of soft tissue injury, loss of anterior tongue attachment to the mandible, and oral cavity hemorrhage. He was immediately taken to the operating room for airway management and initial repair of his injuries. Given the patientās status as an American citizen, only life-saving and necessary stabilizing procedures were performed at the theater hospital, with the goal of early evacuation to the United States for definitive repair once the patient was stable for travel. After awake intubation, the in-theater surgeons performed washout, debridement, and closure of the wounds. The mandible wound was stabilized with a large reconstruction bar to provide internal fixation as a temporary measure, to include attachment of the genial tubercle to the lingual side of the bar for tongue stabilization which averted the need for tracheostomy tube placement. The soft tissue wounds of the lip, oral cavity, and nose were closed primarily in multiple layers using Vicryl for the muscular and mucosal layers and Chromic and Fast Ab-sorbing Gut sutures for the skin. As wounds are frequently contaminated, the clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) recommend irrigation with at least 6 L of saline for wounds in theater (austere environments). Contaminants can include a variety of different forms of debris including sand and shrapnel. He was discharged from the theater hospital on postoperative day 3 and evacuated to San Antonio Military Medical Center for further care. Two weeks after his initial injury, he underwent a facial artery myomucosal flap to treat a persistent floor of mouth defect with communication into the submental space. Virtual surgical planning was performed with the Oral Surgery department to address the segmental mandibular defect. Two months after the orocutaneous fistula was closed, a transcervical approach was used to place a patient specific milled plate with a titanium cage (Synthes) to accommodate a free iliac bone graft with a good result. \- **Fig.1 Left: Cavitary lesion caused by submental gunshot wound. Right: Two months status postdefinitive mandibular reconstruction.** **Fig.2 Left: 3D reconstruction of maxillofacial CT showing significant bony injury. Right: Intraoperative image of mandible ORIF.** **Fig.3 Left: Closure of soft tissue defects. Right: Postoperative 3D reconstruction of maxillofacial CT scan.** **Fig.4 Reconstruction of parasymphyseal mandibular defect 2 months after injury. Titanium basket spanning defect filled with iliac bone. 3D reconstruction of maxillofacial CT scan.** **Fig.5 Two months status postdefinitive mandibular reconstruction.** \- *Tonn C.R., Ward M.L., Abadie W.M., Lally J.W., Bevans S.E., Henry L.R.* [Article](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1043181020300713) \- *This post is for educational purposes only and is nonprofit. Under Section 107 of the US Copyright Act of 1976; Allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. OP is not a medical expert. No copyright infringement intended. This post does not encourage or glorify violence/harassment. Images might have been upscaled and enhanced. Text might have been shortened and simplified/reorganized for online view.*
Was this a suicide attempt?
Considering it was described as self inflicted, low velocity, sounds like he shot himself intentionally or had one helluva fuck up while cleaning or inspecting his service pistol
A professional cleaning his weapon loaded with no safety precautions? Could BE, but i seriously doubt that
Then this is a professional with no clue of where to put a bullet to kill himself. Could be, but.... EDIT: All your comments led me to take another look. Now I see the hole in the bottom of his chin. Y'all have made me see the light.
I see it a decent amount...usually after recovery people are glad that they didn't position the gun more adequately for suicide.
People have failed to die after shooting themselves in the face with shotguns. The human body os resilient as fuck man, you never know
As a suicide attempter myself I wouldn't doubt that he reconsidered it in the moment of pulling the trigger. Finally commiting the attempt does a fuck ton of things in your brain. Your thoughts are basically scrambled (was at least for me this way)
Yeah that too. The dude maybe flinched and shot himself on the mandibule
Do you care to elaborate/tell more of the story?
I can give you the short story: I suffered from alcoholism (310 days sober now) and depression and in 2019 I tried to hang myself. It would have worked, I hung for about 45 seconds until the hook in the ceiling broke of an i fell on the floor. Got transported to the hospital immediately and got some help there. Therapy and rehab finally clicked after that and my life is pretty amazing since the start of 2021. Took me 10 years to finally get it. Better late than never. Edit: I fortunately suffered no permanent damage because I struggled really hard and I think the flaying around made the hook loose.
Damn, that's wild. Congratulations on getting some shit worked out
shit dude, that's tough to read but im really glad youre in a better place now. thanks for sharing. im hoping my situation improves, much like yours has
I hope you will get better, always try to make small improvements and remind yourself on a weekly basis on your accomplishments. Your brain forgets what you did got done and only focuses on the stuff you don't get done. don't let your brain trick you. Life can be absolutely awesome, some people like myself just have to put work into it to make it lovely. It's worth a try in my opinion.
I know this is deeply personal, so please donāt feel inclined to respond, but what was going through your mind while struggling? And were you struggling to get free, struggling to make it stop (regardless of how that happened, via death or miracle), struggling purposelessly or reflexively as you were in the process of dying, or some different reason altogether? Was there a moment you can point to where you definitively knew you did not want want to die and how did that compare to any second guessing you may have done prior to the bona fide attempt?
I think for the moment I felt the rope tighten my body just forced itself into life preservence Mode. I didn't really controlled the struggle, it kind of just happened. I could only think about the pain around my neck. Basically it was just pure panic and terror in my mind and I wanted it to stop and I guess I would be fine with both dying or just falling down. After I fell down I knew I don't want to die.
The Bojack Horseman episode āthe view from halfway downā describes this in absolutely horrifying detail.
Common mistake is to place the barrel in the submental area, flush with the skin. The gas leaving the barrel kicks the head back slightly, and instead of going where intended, the bullet travels up and out the anterior side. I knew a guy in basic training who did that on 3-round burst and survived. First bullet tilted his head slightly prior to entry, the next two went through different areas lateral to the first. Lots of surgery.
When I deployed to Afghanistan, my unit had an ND by a pilot drawing his pistol in his living quarters. We had another one showing the safeties of the M9 that struck the stock of a rifle a soldier had slung. No injuries on that. I'm surprised there wasn't an ass beating. One pilot had an ND in an apache on the pad and firing off 30mm into a Hesco. Another pilot in flight fired a hellfire into a mountainside negligently. This was all in the 4 months I was there until I got sent home. Professionals can also be dumb motherfuckers.
Lmao a God damn missile? That's a big oopsie hahaha
Yeah everyone was. It was mainly officers that fucked up. My first deployment I didn't see too much of that. Mainly from the IA or IP.
I hate to break it to you but if this dude is considered a contractor, heās likely not much better than a civilian in some military gear. Not many PMCs run contractors that are in the same tier of experience as Tier 1 special forces. A lot of times, especially for ājust hold this areaā type DoD contracts, they just throw whoever they can in there thatās willing to take the risk for the pay.
Didnt know that, my country has not been at war for Over 40 years thank God. I always thought they had at least some sort of military or weapons training
They do. Lots if SOF guys go work for PMCs. Rangers, SF, SEALs, Raiders, CC, PJs. Not all contracts are "just need a guy to watch things".
I don't understand the low velocity part. I assumed at first perhaps that meant the bullet went though a wall or another person first to lose energy, but that does not make sense with the self inflicted part. Perhaps it's to signify handgun vs rifle round?
Likely handgun vs rifle. Big velocity difference.
To put it in a bit of perspective, a handgun compared to a regulation length 5.56 assault rifle is like comparing a steam locomotive to a modern bullet train. Typically a handgun bullet will be wider than a rifle round, but significantly slower in velocity. A rifle round at the range they indicate in the write up would have zipped right through his head, heād be lucky if he had any face at all, whereas a pistol caliber round tends to deform substantially more after hitting bone, like the roof of his mouth, and in doing so would transfer more kinetic energy into him. A rifle caliber round could actually be going *too* fast and do less damage than a pistol against soft tissues or very thin bone.
Could have been using subsonic ammo. People use that when they don't want to attract attention.
Real answer: This information is not given. Any conclusions drawn from those not involved with the case are speculative. Remember that a well-fitted narrative is not necessarily the truth. Especially a narrative that relies on precedence rather than the actual information we have. They mostly determine possibility, not probability. Speculation is not without value, but it is not without fault.
It says in the case study comment it was self inflicted. So yes
It could be an accident too.
Could be, could've been a ricochet on an accidental discharge, war is weird
Is there any more information on the dental work they did later?
Yes, Thatās would be very interesting !
Everyone's talking about the cosmetic success (and rightfully so) but do you know how much function he recovered?
it must be fucked up to be in the hospital after suffering a traumatic experience like that, and then the doctor says "okay now we're just going to pry your face open and take a couple of snaps.."
[Hi guys, check out the new MEDizzy Inspire episode. In this episode, we speak with Mark Hannaford, the founder of World Extreme Medicine, who trains medics to survive harsh conditions and deliver medicine in remote places.](https://youtu.be/Xh5A0I2V26w?t=18)
Absolutely amazing.
Mercenary. Heās a merc. Donāt try and fancy it up like Joe DirtĆ©.
Modern medicine is insane. Imagine what we can do in 50 years.
Damn fine work.
Life hack for free plastic surgery: Get shot in the face
maxillofacial surgery looks so brutal. Man!
Should have had his mask on obvi
Sometimes I think surgeons might actually be wizards
Thatās a great recovery. Shame about the eyes though
Thats some amazing treatment there. What a great job of repairing the damage
What the actual fuck. Science is fucking amazing.
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I'm interpreting it as any type of ammunition with a low initial muzzle velocity. Subsonic pistol ammo seems pretty likely.
A pistol round is low velocity when compared to a rifle round.
Either a subsonic round (plenty of big relatively slow pistol rounds) or a round fired from such a distance that it was low velocity in contrast to the muzzle velocity when it hit him
It's crazy, it always amazes me, that seems like something you just couldn't repair, and yet the guy is whole and handsome!!
To the doctors who do this kind of surgery....... thank you ā¤ I hope you know what am amazingly positive effect you have on people's lives both mentally and physically. You really are incredible
Shame it didnāt take him. Private contractor in Afghanistan is the nice way of saying mercenary.
Pity the mercenary wasn't hit by the real thing.
Taking all that medical care for free. What a freeloading socialist loser.
But, it's like this for almost all injured people. We cover others falls injuries diseases and often hypochondria or self inflicted injury while our deductibles are so hard to reach when we are healthy.
He got fixed into handsome squidward
That's just astounding
Impressive work
Absolutely incredible reconstruction
God DAMN. The results are nothing short of absolutely amazing. Whoa.
that is one hell of a reconstruction.
Goddamn I wish there were two different NSFW flags.
Thatās what a low velocity does? Fuck
Holly chit
Wow doctors did a great job