There are certain conditions to consider when preparing a body with liver failure. Often oedema plays havoc with preparation as weeping and purging begin soon after death as the bod starts to break down.
There is also the possibility of jaundiced to contend with - which brings a yellowing of the skin and eyes that needs to be addressed before families have a viewing. In an embalming case, there are colour correcting chemicals to use, but what happens when the person is not being embalmed?

Thanks for the insightful question, and thanks for joining us back here on the channel.
Til next time, stay safe,
T&T xx


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