Five Celebrities Who Have Gone Under The Knife

Body enhancement is a serious business in today's society and even though the procedure isn't cheap, both men and women (especially women) will give an arm and a leg to have the perfect body.

Celebrities are flaunting their new bodies in public, disregarding what others think. These public figures appear to have the means to undergo cosmetic surgery, whereas those who cannot afford it opt for less invasive methods.

Some celebrities openly admit to having their bodies altered, while others leave it up to your imagination. Below are five Nigerian celebs who have gone under the knife.

1. Tonto Dikeh

King Tonto as she prefers to be known boldly accepted the claim that she had gone under the knife for a banging body.

She was said to have implanted her hips, buttocks, and boob. She is the most recent addition to this list. According to her, she is content and has gained confidence.

2. Mercy Eke

The Big Brother Naija "Pepper Dem" reality TV show winner has made no secret of her butt implant. In fact, if she had lied about it, it would have caused a stir because her butt is a 'dream' for many women.

 

3. Iyabo Ojo

She is a Nollywood actress, businesswoman, filmmaker, and director.

Iyabo Ojo nearly died after undergoing tummy tuck and bum enlargement surgery a few years ago. She was reportedly in a coma for five days before recovering thanks to the efforts of highly qualified doctors.

She is, however, in good shape now, and even at forty, she appears smarter and younger.

4. Toke Makinwa

The model and media personality has admitted that she did a butt and hip job. Toke could not have denied the claim as it was too obvious.

Her before and after photos went viral on the internet and she has since opened up about her surgery (BBL).

5. Khloe

It's no longer news that the former BBNaija star went under the knife after a picture of her was leaked on social media.

Khloe said: “I made up my mind in less than two weeks to have surgery on my body and I got it done in less than two weeks.

"I used to think that I would never do it, I don't even know if I want to do a procedure again because of the pain but it was worth it.