The surgeon who gave a woman her confidence back with a prosthetic nose

BBC England Wednesday 12 August 2026, 05:07 UTC 1 min read

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Kelly Hood says Jayne Hardman became one of her favourite patients as they worked on her nose.

Kelly Hood (LOCATION) Jayne Hardman (PERSON)

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