Actress Cha Ju-young shows off healthy recovery in Okinawa after surgery for nosebleeds
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Actress Cha Ju-young shared vacation photos from Okinawa, Japan, following surgery for persistent nosebleeds.
- She underwent surgery earlier this year due to frequent nosebleeds, which can indicate structural issues in the nose.
- Cha previously expressed her enjoyment of shopping for men's shirts during her trip.
Actress Cha Ju-young is enjoying a relaxing vacation in Okinawa, Japan, after undergoing surgery earlier this year to treat persistent nosebleeds. She shared glimpses of her getaway on social media, including photos of herself at a resort.
In one post, Cha humorously noted her preparedness for the trip, writing, "Why did I bring Arena Nike? No wonder I also brought goggles and a swim cap. I'm heading straight to the resort boutique. It looks like there's nothing to salvage, but I'm a pro at picking out pretty things in a single glance. I'm a men's shirt enthusiast. Places like this usually don't have many sizes or colors, so you have to grab what you see. Okay... I'll show you just a little." The accompanying photos showed her in a navy halter-neck swimsuit, gazing into the distance.
The surgery was necessitated by frequent and recurring nosebleeds, a condition that often points to underlying structural problems within the nasal cavity. Such persistent bleeding can be a sign of various issues, including a deviated septum or other internal abnormalities that require medical intervention.
Why did I bring Arena Nike? No wonder I also brought goggles and a swim cap. I'm heading straight to the resort boutique. It looks like there's nothing to salvage, but I'm a pro at picking out pretty things in a single glance. I'm a men's shirt enthusiast. Places like this usually don't have many sizes or colors, so you have to grab what you see. Okay... I'll show you just a little.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.