It’s been well worth it,” the face transplant recipient says after showing the miraculous change that has taken place…


He said that “Will and his family made an incredible sacrifice in order to give back to me what had been lost.”

That is something that won’t leave my mind. In addition, I will be forever thankful to Dr. Rodriguez and the rest of his face transplant team. Without their help, my family and I would not have been able to complete this adventure.

“We hope that those who have suffered serious facial injuries will find hope from hearing about my story, just as I found hope in hearing about the experiences of others who came before me. The trip has not been without its challenges, but in the end, it has been more than worthwhile.

Will Fisher, a benefactor

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