09.06.2025 09:00
Fashion designer Gülşah Saraçoğlu, who underwent a significant transformation through aesthetic surgeries, experienced an interesting incident at the airport during her trip abroad. When her face did not match the photo in her passport, the police took her fingerprints for identification. Saraçoğlu shared her experience on her social media account, expressing those moments with the words, "They sent me for fingerprinting because the photo didn't match."
One of the well-known names in the fashion world, Gülşah Saraçoğlu, is back in the spotlight due to her aesthetic surgeries. Previously drawing attention with her words, "I don't love anything that is natural," Saraçoğlu has recently transformed into a completely different person after undergoing a 9-hour surgery. The famous designer, who has not fallen off the agenda with her radical change, shared her new look with her followers in her latest post on social media, sparking much discussion. However, this significant change in Saraçoğlu led to an unexpected incident during her recent trip abroad.
IT DIDN'T MATCH HER PASSPORT PHOTO
According to reports, when Saraçoğlu entered passport control at Istanbul Airport, the photos on her ID and passport did not match her recent facial changes, causing the police to become suspicious. The officer, following security procedures, directed the designer to a second check.
IDENTITY VERIFICATION WITH FINGERPRINT
Confirming the situation on her social media account, Saraçoğlu stated, "When the photo on my ID didn't match the image the police officer took from behind the glass, they sent me for a fingerprint scan. Of course, I said 'okay'." After the fingerprint verification, once it was understood that there was no issue, the famous figure was allowed to exit.
IT BECAME A TREND ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Saraçoğlu's humorous account of the incident quickly became a trend on social media. While some users commented on the designer's transformation as "unrecognizable," others approached the situation with humor, stating, "This must be the price of beauty."