Surprising request from Berdan Mardini: He asked for foreskins
Following singer Selen Görgüzel's announcement last year that she had undergone skin care treatment using stem cells derived from foreskins, folk singer Berdan Mardini has also expressed interest in the same method. In a humorous statement made on stage, Mardini said he wanted to rejuvenate himself with foreskins.
Folk singer Berdan Mardini performed at a circumcision celebration held in Bahçelievler last night and drew attention with his remarks.
Speaking in a humorous tone at the event, Mardini said, "Mr. President, next year I don't want sacrificial skins from you, I want foreskins. I am interested in the foreskins of all the children," expressing his desire to rejuvenate himself using the alloblast stem cell method derived from foreskins.
This interesting statement came after singer Selen Görgüzel announced last year that she had undergone skin care treatment using stem cells derived from foreskins.
Görgüzel had stated that she used stem cells produced from the skin removed during children's circumcisions at a private clinic in Nişantaşı for skin aesthetics.
Görgüzel had used the following expressions in her statement:
"You wouldn't believe it if I told you, such a method has been developed. Stem cells obtained from circumcision remnants are very good for the skin. I also had skin care done with this method. This system is completely legal and is an application for which all permissions have been obtained."
News Source: 12punto
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