Ming Xi fell down and got hurt on the catwalk, so are the models easily injured in this job?

Recently, I saw Ming Xi fall at Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, which gave me a deep understanding of modeling, and at the same time, I realized that the modeling industry is not easy. What harm does it do to the body? Let's say:

Skin injury

It is very common for cosmetics to harm the skin of models, and it is possible to wear heavy makeup every day for performances. No matter how good the cosmetics are, they will hurt the skin more or less, not to mention the cosmetics that the makeup artist gives them every time. Plus being baked by stage lights ... it's a punishment. Therefore, many models have poor skin, some have long spots and acne, and some are allergic to redness.

There is also the need to stay up late to rehearse and try on clothes when there are many performances, so that the skin can not rest, and it is easy to have dark circles and fine lines after a long time. ...

Lumbar spine and ankle injuries.

Such "high-end" occupational diseases are all "attributed" to the beautiful high heels on the feet of the models. When they perform, they wear high heels for a long time, and they are the ultra-high and ultra-fine ones that are rarely seen on the street ... Most people can't stand wearing them for less than two hours, and their feet are bloodshot and painful.

Skin trauma

Don't look how cool the models are dressed on the stage. Many clothes are made temporarily for performances, which may be rough in order to catch up with the time. Just like the petticoat of a big dress, its skeleton is made of iron wire and nylon rope, and it will be scratched if it is not careful. There was once a model with several spots of blood on her leg. ...

"Internal" injury

Models' schedules are very irregular, and they often can't eat on time. In addition, some people go on a diet to lose weight, and stomach pains are often accompanied ... In addition, it is very common to wear winter clothes in summer and summer clothes in winter when filming, which makes people either suffer from heatstroke or catch a cold.