A man who was addicted to having plastic surgeries has ended up with a permanently erect manhood following a nose job.
Neven Ciganovic was left with a painful erection after having a nose job (Picture: CEN)
Neven Ciganovic, a man who is addicted to plastic surgery has been left with a permanent and painful erecti0n after a nose job.
According to a report by Metro UK, the man was left with a priapism – an unwanted, long-lasting and painful erecti0n that is not accompanied by s*xual desire.
The 45-year-old Croatian said: ‘I was in Iran for rhinoplasty for the documentary film that British Channel 4 is filming covering my life.
‘We did not record the surgery but only the consultation sessions with the doctor. They gave me general anaesthesia and I reacted badly to it.’
According to Neven, it was during the surgery that he was diagnosed with priapism.
He recovered in a hospital in Serbian capital Belgrade, but says he was refused painkillers despite being in agony.
He said during his stay there: ‘I reside in Belgrade hospital since Friday. Unfortunately, I do not get analgesics because they do not give them to patients here, so I continue to suffer.
‘I have to be at the hospital for five more days.’
He has had more than 12 plastic surgery operations – three on his nose and some on his lips, stomach and chin (Picture: CEN)
But Neven says another operation has relieved him of his priapism, though he will not be fully recovered for several months.
Neven has had more than a dozen plastic surgery operations, three on his nose plus procedures on his lips, stomach and chin.
His body is covered with tattoos but he thinks the final nose operation – to correct a wonky septum – will be the one that improves his look enough to launch him into international stardom.
He said: ‘I look forward to a movie about myself. Channel 4 dedicated a whole episode about me. I think this is a big deal and I hope this is the start of my international career.’
While he spent some time in London filming with Channel 4 Neven adopted the motto: ‘Better to hate me because for what I am than to love me for what I’m not.’
And he says he is considering more non-surgical treatments to improve his looks such as another ‘vampire facelift’ – where platelets are extracted from a patient’s blood and then used as a skin filler.
And he shrugs off criticism that his extensive surgeries have only worsened his looks, saying: ‘I often hear from people that I looked better before surgery.
‘It was a long time ago and I’m curious: Who will not look better if they are 20 years younger?’