Nigerian comedian and skit maker, Zicsaloma, has taken to social media to share his experience with rhinoplasty, commonly known as a nose job. In a recent video, Aloma revealed that he underwent the procedure three weeks ago and is now sharing his journey with his fans.
Aloma explained that he decided to have the surgery due to years of ridicule and self-consciousness about the size of his nose. Growing up, his siblings would often tease him about his nose, calling it “too big and ugly.” This constant criticism took a toll on Aloma’s self-esteem, and he eventually decided to take action.
In the video, Aloma proudly showcased his new nose, expressing his satisfaction with the results. He also addressed some of the misconceptions about rhinoplasty, stating that it’s not just for aesthetic purposes, but also for medical reasons such as breathing issues.
Aloma also opened up about the cost of the procedure, revealing that it was a collaborative effort between him and a hospital. However, he chose not to disclose the exact amount he paid.
The video has sparked a mix of reactions from social media users, with some praising Aloma for his honesty and others criticizing him for his decision.
See some comments below
i_slim_barbie: “God go just dey shake head for heaven”
blessy_friday: “Don’t let internet pressure you o You looked good before and you looked even better now. It’s your money, spend it on what makes you happy”
wwtwins_jnr: “I’ll miss Sister Ekwitos and Mama Amazing Grace”
matthewmensah: “AHH Oga get the surgeon to cut your nails too because what is that”
thewomanyoushouldbe: “A lot of people talking are not talking because they care but because they are angry that their misery no longer have company.”
innocentgodswealth: “Sha dey avoid too much sun. Make e no go dissolve”
val_loveday: “Me, you and 99 Others… Know say… You’re not happy with your new face Heal well biko”
bco_eminent_enterprisebackupp: “You even dy do pink lips”
Watch the video to see Zicsaloma’s transformation and hear his story in his own words.
