Novel & Cerita Kpop Plastic Surgery

When the fans saw the news, they all denied it and said that Haya was not that kind of person. Just as the netizens were trying hard to control the comments, an "All-knowing Man" who had not come out for a long time, suddenly went online and made a comment. All-knowing Man: "As for your good idol, she's actually someone pretentious who's hated by everyone in the circle. Does everyone know about this? [Link] In the link, there was a full post, completely revealing Haya's real identity. There was also all the evidence that she had gone to a foreign plastic surgery department for plastic surgery, including the information she had in the plastic surgery hospital. It was very good evidence that H

According to the statistics, she had performed a total of 60 plastic surgery procedures for 60 people over the past six years without a single mistake… The 60 people who had experienced her ingenious workmanship had all transformed from generic-looking individuals to stunning superstars. However, Lisa-Luna was very exclusive. She only performed ten surgeries a year, and she had a hobby too—she enjoyed doing plastic surgery on herself, so her looks kept changing. Even though she was very famous, no one could ever recognize her on the street. All they knew was that she had a pair of beautiful green eyes!

Present Time... "Did you really get plastic surgery?" Yukio looked at the Korean girl in astonishment. "That explains why it was so hard to recognize you when you came back." "It wasn’t voluntary." She crossed her arms. "And it was painful. They cut my skin and intubated me more than ten times. I remember my body being completely swollen, and the wounds needed a lot of care." "But that doctor did an excellent job. He even gave you a flat, well-toned abdomen." He looked at her with curiosity.

"The hottest young actress in the industry. She starred in three blockbuster dramas last year, and her endorsement deals started in the seven-figure range." "What was your relationship with her?" I stared at the face in the photograph, and suddenly everything felt unreal. That face had been mine. "We were coworkers," I said. "She acted on screen. I acted for her." Daniel frowned. I lowered my head and looked at my hands. These hands had traced every contour of that face. I knew which features were natural bone structure and which had been sculpted with cosmetic fillers. I knew about the nearly invisible scar above Winter's left brow, the slight difference in the thickness of her earlobes, an

Since Anna had started chasing her dream in show business, Sophia had barely seen her, and honestly, she didn’t mind the peace. Ethan frowned. “You went under the knife?” “Of course!” Anna twirled in place, her skirt swaying. “Well? Don’t I look like a real star now?” Ethan said nothing. Anna went on cheerfully, “My agent said my natural face didn’t pop on camera, so I got some small adjustments. Don’t worry, I went to a top plastic surgery clinic—specialist appointment and all. Everything went great, no side effects. I’m even thinking about refining my jawline next time.”

Blaine had never seen me since I had my plastic surgery. "Wait a minute! Mr. Brown was sent abroad specifically to undergo plastic surgery back then," Blaine remembered out loud. "Did you have work done on your face?" I nodded frantically, pouring all my hope into my eyes to plead with him. "Yes, I'm Noelle!" Faris sneered, refusing to buy it. "He's a boy toy who makes a living off his looks. Isn't it normal for someone like him to have plastic surgery?" Blaine raised his hand, stopping him in his tracks. "Faces can be changed, but identities can't. Search his pockets for his ID; that'll settle it."

LEO’S POV “She may have just wanted to start a new life and decided a change of identity would work well.” I crossed my leg and stoked my chin. “If that's the case, a new name would not be enough to give her a different life.” Montolo gasped, his lips parted and his eyes lit up like chrismas lights. He turned to his computer immediately. “What did you realize?” I asked him. “Plastic surgery. It's the perfect way to change your identity. Surgeries follow no specific restructure guideline but merely changes different proportions of the face, usually leave their patients with an appearance similar to a thousand different persons.”

Alissa Mariana - Best Plastic Surgeon 2026. Cosmetic surgery was indeed trending. In the last 3 years, my name had soared. My clients came from all walks of life, celebrities, officials, even international stars came to me just to be handled by me. I had built a reputation as a plastic surgeon with a magical touch, capable of transforming appearances without leaving scars. I took a deep breath and smiled slightly. Louis, my son, had successfully gotten into his favorite university last week. He competed with thousands of applicants and was accepted into the medical faculty.

But, who said that a man couldn't be obsessed with his appearance? In the meantime, Anthony took the opportunity to gossip with Hilda. Turning on his phone, he started to comment on the faces of some of the celebrities. "Look at this man's' face. It's the typical Korean face and I'm sure he did it in Korea. Look at this, there's a wound on his chin, but his fans insist that it's just a wrinkle. Look at her face too, it is pretty natural and her fans say that it was because of her braces. But, she actually got a jaw surgery done in this hospital too. And the singer, her face is almost completely filled with silicone so that she looks more friendly.

Daniel laughed at his siblings while drinking his coffee. “Everything ready, Dad?” “Everything.” At the reception of the plastic surgery clinic, everything was prepared. “Good morning, Mr. Valença. We’re going to do the final markings, then you’ll go in for anesthesia. The surgery should last about four hours. We’ll reduce the main scars with laser combined with resection, harmonize the asymmetry, and inject growth factors to stimulate collagen. The post-operative care will involve compressive dressings and silicone gel. In six months, you’ll barely see anything anymore.”