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Top 5 cosmetic surgeries Ghanaians are performing
Cosmetic surgery is very selective and can be performed on a person’s head, neck, and other parts of the body.
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Cosmetic surgery uses medical techniques to enhance the appearance of the person involved.
This type of surgery is very selective and can be performed on a person’s head, neck, and other parts of the body.
Dr. Debra opened up on the most common cosmetic surgeries done in Ghana during an exclusive interview with Ameyaw TV.
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Below are the top 5 most common cosmetic surgeries Ghanaians are currently going in for:
1. The hour-glass figure
This involves the burning of fat in the body as well as fat transfer to give the individual a projection in the buttocks and hips.
2. Breast reduction
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As the name suggests, this involves going in for plastic surgery to reduce the size of the breast.
3. Penis reduction
This is where men specifically opt for surgery to reduce their manhood.
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4. Six-pack
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Surprisingly, there are men who go in for cosmetic surgery just to gain a six-pack tommy.
5. Buttock enhancement
The final most common cosmetic surgery that most Ghanaian women are interested in is the buttocks enhancement.
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