Ugandan businesswoman and renowned socialite, Zari Hassan, has taken a moment to respond to ongoing speculations surrounding her recent facial enhancements, particularly her charming dimples.
Known for her candidness, the mother of five decided to address a fan’s inquiry concerning her newfound dimples. The fan had suggested that she may have undergone dimpleplasty, a surgical procedure designed to create dimples on the cheeks.
Zari, never one to shy away from speaking her mind, firmly set the record straight. She shared, “Had to educate a certain fool because everything to them is surgery. This is not dimpleplasty. The dimple is created without an incision. This procedure is a non-surgical dimple creation and can be done in your home, office, or anywhere. It’s not surgery.”
In addition to clarifying the nature of her dimples, Zari also dispelled various misconceptions surrounding her recent facial changes.
The lively discussion began when she shared a radiant photograph on Instagram, showcasing her beaming smile with the caption, “Me lately since visiting @daryadentalturkey ?? I can teeth for days now? ?.”
Unsurprisingly, her newly acquired dimples immediately seized the attention of her dedicated fan base.
It’s worth noting that Zari has undergone several surgical enhancements in recent times, including a tummy tuck and a leg surgery. In a previous interview with NTV Uganda, she candidly explained her motivations behind these procedures.
While addressing the topic of plastic surgery, she acknowledged, “What people say about me undergoing plastic surgery is true, but I just removed the excess fat within my legs and tummy. For now, no matter how fat I get, my stomach and legs can’t go back to the previous size.” She further encouraged people to refrain from criticizing those who choose to enhance their bodies.
In a direct message to her critics, she asserted, “Surgery is a lifestyle so many people are doing daily. But for you, you have no happiness or peace; you have to highlight everything Zari does. You have a Zari syndrome, sis. When will you heal?”
