Didem Ceran, known for the Survivor competition, is experiencing a nightmare after the plastic surgery she underwent. Ceran, who had surgery again to remove the deformations on his face, responded to the comments made about him by publishing his latest version.

Didem Ceran, who is known for the Oryantal Star competition in which she participated in 2006 and Survivor Türkiye in 2011, has recently come to the fore with the plastic surgeries she has undergone.

Ceran, who attracted attention with the operations he had previously performed in South Korea, was on the operating table again, this time to remove the deformations on his face. Ceran, who shared posts about his health condition after the operation that lasted about two days, also reacted to the comments directed at him saying "he is doing it for interaction".

The famous name touched on the difficulties in his life in his statement on his social media account and said, "Nothing has been easy. I had to achieve everything with great struggles, most of the time alone." Ceran, who had emotional moments during the post-operative period, expressed his resentment by saying, "I was punished from places where I had the best intentions."

"I really don't understand why you are jealous of me. When you look from the outside, you see a woman who is brave, strong, free and gets what she wants. However, nothing has been easy in my life. I had to achieve everything with great struggles, and most of the time alone.

I have a life partner who protects me and eases my burden; I know the value of this and if I deny it I would be doing him an injustice. But I have never experienced a man falling madly in love with me, loving me so much that he couldn't see anything other than his love.

And my good intentions were often not rewarded. On the contrary, I was punished in places where I had the best intentions.

Now, on the third day of my surgery, I'm walking the streets of Korea with this face on. While my body is trying to heal, I am still trying to protect my rights, my labor and myself.

So all I can say to those who look from afar and envy my life is this: What you see is not luck. "The strength of a woman forced to survive."