Charla Nash, who survived a devastating chimp attack and underwent a groundbreaking face transplant, has given an interview about the latest developments in the experimental treatments that followed.
Charla Nash received a groundbreaking face transplant in 2011, after a devastating attack by a friend’s chimpanzee. Unfortunately, doctors say her body has started to reject the transplant.
Charla Nash, the woman who was mauled by her friend's chimpanzee in 2009, received a face transplant in May and the procedure has been such a success that she's now going out in public without worrying that she'll frighten people. In an interview with Today, Nash said a little girl recently approached her while she…
Today Charla Nash, who was mauled by a friend's chimpanzee two years ago, revealed the results of the face transplant surgery she had in May. Nash is only the third person in the U.S. to undergo an full face transplant, and so far she's making amazing progress. She also had a double hand transplant, but doctors had to…
The recipient of America's first near-total face transplant finally got to meet the family of the woman whose face she received. It was, not surprisingly, emotional.
Five years ago, Connie Culp's husband shot her in the face. Five months ago, she received the world's most extensive face transplant, and is now able to both eat and smell again.
A woman at the Cleveland Clinic has received the nation's first face transplant. The first face transplant (seen at left) occurred in France 3 years ago. [AP]
The French woman who received the world's first face transplant in 2005 says she's still not sure who she sees when she looks in the mirror. "Before the operation, I expected my new face would look like me but it turned out after the operation that it was half me and half her," said Isabelle Dinoire, 41. In November…
