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Khanyi Mbau flaunts her new look after cosmetic surgery

Media personality, Khanyisile ‘Khanyi’ Mbau has recently revealed her new face after she underwent cosmetic surgery.

The TV personality revealed she had a few procedures done, including blepharoplasty, subnasal lip lift and fox eye surgery.

Recently Khanyi took to her Instagram story to share the difference after over 100 days post-surgery. Which were later shared on X (formerly Twitter) by the controversial blogger, Musa Khawula.

On the Instagram story, Khanyi shared that she had a longer upper lip, had removed access skin from eyelids, had eyebrow placement and a mini face lift, that her face was pulled from the sides. On her recent picture, she had shortened her upper lip, had bigger eyes shaped in almond, positioned her eyebrows, plump well-structured face which looks more youthful and balanced.

X users filled the comment section of Musa’s post with their opinions.

One user said:

Khanyi recently joined Young, Famous and African and will showcase her acting skills on Netflix’s Out of Office.

 

Also see: Khanyi Mbau speaks on recovery after plastic surgery | Bona Magazine

 

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