A doctor has explained the medical reason for Selena Gomez's 'round' face. Dr Sermed Mezher took to his social media channels as the gorgeous Hollywood actress and American singer uploaded a recent video of herself applying her own makeup, Rare Beauty, to her face. Dr Sermed Mezher is an award winning doctor, working in London, and is published academic author - his qualifications include MBChB (Hons) MRes.
On his YouTube account, which boasts of 216,000 subscribers, his bio reads: "On a mission to make health simple with high quality scientific content." In a video, Dr Mezher began by saying: "So many people commented after she posted this video. I personally think she looks great.
But, what they were getting at is that her face is more rounded and puffy, and I'm going to explain why." He then reminded viewers that the Calm Down singer became a kidney transplant recipient in 2017, due to a condition she has called lupus. Lupus, also known as systemic lupus erythematosus, is a chronic condition that can lead to joint pain, skin rashes, and fatigue.
While there is no cure, early treatment can help alleviate symptoms. According to the NHS , there are lots of possible symptoms of lupus, but the main symptoms include: Dr Mezher added: "As doctors, we try to match kidneys with their recipients as closely as possible, but even in twins there's still a chance of rejection. If that happens, that can cause the recipient to become rapidly unwell and make the new organ fail, which is wh.
