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Khanyi Mbau wows with fresh new face

South African actress and socialite Khanyi Mbau took to socials to unveil her new look.
Never one to shy away from making bold moves, the stunning actress shared behind-the-scenes videos of her trip to a well-known Dubai doctor.
Khanyi, who is not new to plastic surgery, had a thread lift procedure done by Dr. Lica Ecaterina. The treatment is a non-surgical facelift that lifts ageing skin and gives your face a more youthful appearance, according to Briefly News.
Khanyi wrote: “Always wanted to get threads done and finally @dr.licaecaterina agreed to booking me on for a lux experience at the Aeon clinic at the Altantis the Royal.”

 

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The 38-year-old star of Netflix’s Young, Famous, and African is not scared of the knife and has had a laundry list of surgeries done.
Clips of her undergoing breast augmentation, liposuction, and breast reduction, were shown on the lifestyle show The Scoop in 2017, Sowetan LIVE reported.
She explained: “So this is not just for plastic and vanity reasons, but it is to educate. You can’t preach to people when you haven’t done it yourself.”
R95 000!!! That is how much randelas, the controversial personality spent on those surgeries, according to TshisaLive.

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