August 14, 2026

Man who Cut OFF his Nose to Look Like Marvel’s Red Skull (SEE Photos)

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Check out the most horrible things people are doing to their bodies,guys! Please meet 37 year old Hemry Damon, a married Venezuelan father who has taken body modification to the extreme in a bid to make himself look like comic book super villain Red Skull.

Henry, according to DailyMail. had already had several subdermal implants on his forehead before having part of his nose removed in order to achieve the right Marvel madman look. Despite the
drastic surgery, Mr Damon, from Caracas, Venezuela, is getting ready to take it even further to fulfill his dream.

The married father, who now calls himself Red Skull, also tattooed his eyeballs black before adding red and back face tattoos to look like the comic book villain.

According to his ‘surgeon’, med-school dropout Emilio Gonzalez, who specialises in tattooing and extreme body surgery, Mr Damon ‘knew that this was his opportunity.’

‘He has loved comic books since he was a kid and always dreamed of being Red Skull, but never got round to doing it. Henry aka Red Skull is a physically and intellectually healthy person. He’s an excellent son, husband and father, who has an extreme taste for body modification.

Most of my customers know that body modification is the last step of body art, everyone knows very well what they want and as well as Henry, many of them are waiting for me for many years to make their dreams a reality.’

Mr Gonzalez added that Mr Damon is not done with his transformation, and is about to take it even further. Mr Gonzalez said:

‘Next will be silicone implants on the cheekbones, chin and cheeks. Then we will tattoo his entire face red and then he will be Red Skull.’

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