Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo has gotten herself a new face.
The movie star has unveiled a new look after undergoing a non-surgical facial rejuvenation procedure. She shared a video of the procedure and her transformed appearance, revealing that she had threads, fillers, and PDO treatment to lift her face, restore volume and smooth out lines.
Ogbodo made it clear she loves herself and her natural features, but believes people should be free to change or enhance everything they aren’t comfortable with. She added that she isn’t one to sit and complain about something she has the power to improve, and though she loves herself, she can always upgrade.
The entrepreneur urged women considering aesthetic procedures to prioritise safety and work with qualified doctors and professionals.
“I got me a new face!
Because I can!
Listen, I’m a woman who believes in one thing: If you don’t like it, change it!
I’m not about to sit down and complain about something I have the power to improve. I love my face, I love myself, but babes, we can always upgrade!
So yes, I went for my facial rejuvenation and baby, they understood the assignment!
I had threads + fillers + PDO done to lift, restore volume, smooth out lines, and give me that fresh, youthful, well-rested look – without surgery!
So my philosophy is simple:
Don’t like it? Change it.
Want to enhance it? Enhance it.
But please, do it with the right people!”.
Last year, Uche Ogbodo had gifted herself a tummy tuck surgery. The movie star shared a video of her in a hospital as she urged her fans to pray for her.
Not done, the movie star had undergone her second phase of cosmetic surgery.
Following the surgery, Ogbodo revealed that she couldn’t walk freely on the street again because of the attention she was receiving. She questioned if she was the first to ever have a big behind.
The movie star had also gifted herself a new teeth as birthday gift.
In an interview, Ogbodo had opened up on why she underwent body enhancement surgery. The mother of three revealed she did it to regain confidence and protect her mental health, after her body changed significantly after childbirth.
The mother of three had responded to trolls who told her to fix her thighs, saying her body isn’t perfectly built. Ogbodo noted that potatoes will be potatoes, but she will continue to look fabulous.
Defending herself after receiving backlash for promoting BBL, she admitted that BBL is risky, but which surgery isn’t? She noted how people die from fibroids, C-sections, and even headaches, and admonished those who desire BBL to educate themselves.
Writing a message to mothers, she urged them not to neglect themselves. She told them to fvck their kids and invest in themselves because they deserve to look good. Ogbodo stressed that motherhood shouldn’t cost one their identity, mental health or worth.