Radiologist recreates celebrity photos to raise money for cancer patients
27 July 2016 11:26 AM IST27 July 2016 11:26 AM IST
Mark Udovitch and his team have been growing hair for the past two-and-a-half years to raise money for cancer patients
Mark Udovitch transforms himself into big-time celebrities. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)- He adds that this was not only to recognise the hardships that the patients face, but also to give a unique gift to someone in need. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- He also writes that patients report feeling uncomfortable or exposed and are unmotivated to go out in public because of prying eyes, which has devastating impacts on their self esteem. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- Udovitch says that it was often the lowest point in their cancer therapy journey. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- \"Many patients have revealed that losing their hair was one of the hardest things they had to go through psychologically,\" he adds. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- \"Throughout my career I have cared for countless patients who have experienced hair loss,\" writes Udovitch. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- These radiologists have a reason to shave off their hair that they have planned to finally do on July 29. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- Essentially, during Dry July, people give up booze to donate money for cancer patients. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- Instead of giving up booze, they have decided to take upon this act to generate awareness and raise money. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- For the Dry July campaign this time, Mark Udovitch and his team at the Liverpool Cancer Therapy Centre, are going to give up their hair that they have been growing for the last two and a half years. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
- A group of radiation therapists from Australia decided to recreate celebrity photos to raise money for cancer patients. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
Mark Udovitch transforms himself into big-time celebrities. (Photo: Facebook/Mark Udovitch)
Mark Udovitch and his team have been growing hair for the past two-and-a-half years to raise money for cancer patients
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