What Is Hang Mioku Doing Now? Plastic Surgery Took Her Close to Death

Hang Mioku, born on July 8, 1963, is a former Korean model and singer who became obsessed with plastic surgery to the extent that she desperately injected cooking oil into her face.

But her obsession could only damage her face, so much so that even her parents couldn’t recognize her.

Since ruining her face, Mioku, who used to be a highly commended face in the Korean entertainment industry for her modeling and singing attributes, finds it difficult to walk hand-in-hand with the present world.

What is Hang Mioku doing now?

Multiple speculations have been circulating about Hang Mioku, including her death rumors. While some are wondering what’s Mioku doing in 2023, some have queries such as “Hang Mioku 2022,” “Hang Mioku now,” and “Hang Mioku passed away.”

But rest assured, as of 2023, Mioku hasn’t passed away. As of now, she is in her late fifties and, thankfully, still alive and healthy. But she passes her each day with regret cursing her obsession with procedures and plastic surgeries.

That being said, she works at a recycled clothing store called The Beautiful Shop for her living, DailyMail reports. It also has been reported that she has been residing in Korea.

Details about Hang Mioku’s husband

Apart from her present condition, netizens are also eager to learn more about Mioku’s relationship status, if she was married to a husband, and if she has any kids/children.

And the answer to the latter two questions is yes! Mioku is married to a husband and shares children with him. It has been reported that her husband’s name is Beau Biden, and her kids’ names are Natalie and Hunter.

However, no official or valid sources can confirm that Mioku is residing with her partner and children in 2022. Only some media outlets have reported that the couple is still together, but nothing has been confirmed by any official source.

Hang Mioku became addicted to plastic surgery at the age of 28

Many people interested in plastic surgery are eager to learn Hang Mioku’s story and search “Hang Mioku Wikipedia” in order to find more information about her. If you’re one of them, here is Mioku’s story!

Mioku’s old pictures suggest that she had bright eyes, a gorgeous smile, and most importantly, flawless skin. But that changed when she became obsessed with the idea of enhancing her natural beauty.

She underwent her first plastic surgery when she was 28 years old, and the first time result was a satisfactory one for her. That made her greedy for more surgeries and led her to undergo the procedure a few more times on her face.

Obsessed with it, she wanted to go for more surgeries to obtain smoother skin and look more beautiful. However, the doctors objected to her and warned her of the high risk that continuous plastic surgery can cause her.

Hang Mioku’s picture before the surgery (Photo: Twitter)

The doctors even refused to perform any further surgery on her, stating her face would become more subjugate if she got injected through silicone injections one more time.

But Mioku was stubborn and didn’t listen to the doctors. Therefore, she started to practice plastic surgery on herself all by herself.

She initially injected a bottle of market silicone on her face. Since silicone was very expensive, she decided to inject cooking oil on her face. And that was one decision that damaged her life completely, for all worse reasons.

Afterward, her cheeks and forehead became swollen and scarred because the cooking oil didn’t support the plastic surgery process as she had planned.

Slowly, it damaged Mioku’s face to the extent that even her parents couldn’t recognize her. Later, it was also disclosed that she had some psychological disorder due to which she kept making life-ruining decisions.

People supported her emotionally and financially

After she damaged her face and struggled to live, her story was shown on a Korean television show through which thousands of people showed their concern and donated money for her to receive corrective surgery.

Hang Mioku after her plastic surgery at an event.

With the wishes and financial support, she underwent a recovery surgery and 10 operations. Through those operations, doctors removed 60 grams of silicone, oil, and other foreign substances from her face and 200 grams from her neck.

But the damage was so bad that no reversal surgeries could get her original looks, the same as before the plastic surgery. And now, many cannot even say that she is the same woman after looking at her pictures before and after the plastic surgery.

Some other cases of plastic surgery gone wrong

Like in the case of Hang Mioku, there have been other instances where plastic surgery has proven to be a very bad decision. And as people know, there are many known faces that have gone under the knife to further enhance their beauty, which resulted in a disaster.

Supermodel Linda Evangelista’s name comes to mind while thinking of one of the recent instances. The Canadian fashion model was out of the public eye for five years, and on September 23, 2021, she revealed the reason behind her hiatus.

She mentioned that she had gotten a non-surgical cosmetic procedure called CoolSculpting on her face. She did this in the hope that the fat deposits on her face would reduce, but the opposite happened, and the procedure multiplied the fat cells.

In her Instagram post, she wrote, “To my followers who have wondered why I have not been working while my peers’ careers have been thriving, the reason is that I was brutally disfigured by… [a procedure] which did the opposite of what it promised.”

Michael Jackson is another famous name that comes to mind when speaking of plastic surgery gone wrong. The late American singer had gone through so many plastic surgery procedures that one couldn’t believe it was him upon comparing his young and old pictures.

Swiss socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein is another name that pops up on the list of plastic surgery gone wrong. And she underwent multiple plastic surgery procedures in a failed attempt to win back her husband, Alec N. Wildenstein.

Moral of the story: triggering with natural beauty, operations, or plastic surgeries are not always beneficial.