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Grace Kabalenga with her parents [Picture: Barcroft India]
Grace Kabalenga had her skull removed in 2012 to prevent an infection from a surgery that tried to control her cranial deformity. In 2015, thanks to 3D technology, she underwent an operation to have a forehead implanted into her skull for the bone marrow to grow.
The operation also happened at the Tygerberg Academic Hospital.
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