if your dog ate your face,do you need a face transplantation?

I think this is one great example of how we people have become attached to THINGS. How attached must she have been to her first face that she must reject her perfectly good second face. I personally am not attached to my face. I consider it to be a material thing, it serves its function, which for me is auditory as I'm a singer. If I were to lose my face I would consider a new one with better cheek bones so that my sound could resonate better. Always look on the bright side. I hope the dog wasn't put down or anything. I pray that she stops being a brat about her face and deals with it.