This baby’s nickname was Pinocchio and check out what he looks like years later…

Little Olli Tresiz entered the world with a condition as rare as it is complex—encephalocell.

This unique feature set him apart from others from the very beginning, presenting both a challenge and a journey toward medical
solutions.

As Olli’s nose began to grow, it became apparent that even the slightest injury could pose a severe risk, potentially leading to meningitis.

Recognizing the gravity of the situation, doctors strongly recommended a necessary medical procedure to alleviate the potential complications associated with Olli’s condition.WATCH PICTURES BELOW

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