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A woman who fell asleep at the beach developed severe sun poisoning – leaving her face so swollen she looked like an “alien” and even her sister didn’t recognise her.

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A 21-year-old woman suffered severe sun poisoning after she fell asleep on a beach without covering her face. She was left unrecognizable by her friends and family as her face swelled up due to prolonged exposure to the sun., Viral News, Times Now

Bela never forgot to apply sunscreen but she forgot that day as she fell asleep for five hours. She suffered sun poisoning that took three weeks to recover.

The then 16-year-old developed severe sun poisoning after accidentally falling asleep on the beach.

Bela Chatwin, 21, from Utah, US, was left unrecognisable after her face swelled up severely due to sun poisoning on holiday, which even scared her own little sister

A woman who fell asleep at the beach and developed severe sun poisoning has documented her symptoms which left her face severely swollen. Bela Chatwin, 21, from Utah, had swollen up so much that her own sister didn't recognise her. Sun poisoning is an extreme case of sunburn in which ultraviolet radiation inflames the skin. The interior design assistant suffered sun poisoning after she fell asleep on the beach without suncream for around five hours. Chatwin took three weeks to recover aided...

Bela Chatwin, now 21, from Utah in the US, suffered severe sun poisoning after falling asleep on a beach in San Diego without sunscreen.

Bela Chatwin said her face was fine the first day. However, in the following days, it quickly became red, swollen, and she could barely see.

Bela Chatwin said her face was fine the first day. However, in the following days, it quickly became red, swollen, and she could barely see.