Dead Skin in Your Face? Cadaver Fat Fillers Spark Ethics Debate
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Cadaver fat fillers are emerging as a trending cosmetic procedure, but the practice raises serious ethical questions. The treatment uses fat from deceased donors to plump skin and smooth wrinkles, offering an alternative to traditional synthetic fillers. While some tout the natural results, medical professionals and ethicists are grappling with consent issues, sourcing transparency, and whether this crosses a moral line in the beauty industry.
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