Russian Woman's Facial Surgery Triggers Age Verification at Police Station
A woman in Nizhny Novgorod, Nadya Rzhevskaya, recently found herself in an unusual situation. After undergoing facial surgery, she had to visit the police to verify her age. Rzhevskaya, who had significantly altered her appearance through the procedure, was required to provide an operation certificate to the authorities. This is a recommendation for individuals who have undergone certain plastic surgeries, as it may necessitate updating identification documents such as driver's licenses, Russian passports, and international passports. The incident serves as a reminder that substantial changes in appearance due to cosmetic surgery can lead to situations where one must prove their real age or identity. In Rzhevskaya's case, the police were satisfied with her certificate, confirming her age and allowing her to continue with her daily life. This experience highlights the importance of being aware of potential post-surgery document updates to avoid any inconveniences.
