Introduction

In a bizarre twist in the saga of Brandi Glanville's facial condition, the former star of *The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills* has pointed to parasites as a possible explanation for her disfigurement. However, renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow is skeptical and has expressed concerns not just about the claims but about Brandi's health overall.

Brandi's Health Journey

Brandi has reportedly spent over $70,000 seeking answers from a multitude of specialists, including an infectious disease doctor and an ENT. She suspects her condition may stem from a trip to Morocco, during which she experienced unsanitary dining conditions while filming *Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip*. “We had food sitting out for hours on end and some of it was meat,” she recounted, highlighting the risky situation she faced. Six months later, she began experiencing significant facial swelling and other troubling symptoms.

Dr. Dubrow's Concerns

In a recent interview, Dr. Dubrow commented on Brandi's situation after reviewing her interviews and photos. He explained, “What I’m concerned about in Brandi is that she has an infectious process or a foreign body reaction to something she’s had injected.” He emphasized that while parasites might be a popular theory circulating online, it is much more likely that there is a microorganism or another underlying cause complicating her condition.

Warning Signs

The doctor warned that without a proper diagnosis, the situation could escalate into something more serious, describing it as a "ticking time bomb." He advised Brandi to undergo a biopsy to determine the exact cause of her symptoms. “She needs to figure out if there’s a microorganism in there. It’s not going to be a parasite... It’s going to be from something that got into her bloodstream,” he cautioned.

Possibility of Other Microorganisms

Interestingly, Dr. Dubrow indicated that while he doesn't suspect parasites, he didn’t completely dismiss the possibility of other harmful microorganisms, such as microbacteria or fungi, being involved. Treatment could be complex and prolonged, potentially requiring a year of antibiotics.

A Cheeky Offer of Assistance

In a supportive yet slightly cheeky offer, Dr. Dubrow mentioned that he and his colleagues from the show *Botched* would be available to assist Brandi in her quest for answers. “If you can’t get a diagnosis and you need help, the Botched doctors are here for you,” he said, hinting at a possible collaboration that could also make for compelling television.

Conclusion

This unusual story serves as a reminder of the complexities surrounding plastic surgery and health issues – especially when fame and media scrutiny are added to the mix. As Brandi continues to navigate her health challenges, fans and viewers alike are left wondering: will she take Dr. Dubrow up on his offer for help? And will the truth about her condition finally come to light?