Wang Caihua Sheds Tears Discussing Nose Surgery, Xiao S: 'Your Face, You Can Do Whatever You Want With It'
Actress Wang Caihua discussed her 30-year history of nose cosmetic surgery on Xiao S's show, shedding tears over netizens' criticism. Xiao S encouraged her, stating she can do whatever she wants with her face.
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(Taipei, May 11, CNA reporter Hung Su-chen) Actress Wang Caihua recounted her 30-year history of nose cosmetic surgery on "Miss Buxidi," hosted by Xiao S, and couldn't help but shed tears when mentioning netizens' criticism that her "surgery made her look like a ghost"; Xiao S praised Wang Caihua's beauty and encouraged her, saying, "It's your face, you can do whatever you want with it."
"Queen of Blessings" Wang Caihua recently participated in the recording of the program "Miss Buxidi." She solemnly apologized to Xiao S on the show, revealing that she had to withdraw from Xiao S's comeback special due to dealing with "nose problems."
Wang Caihua shared her 30-year history of nose cosmetic surgery through a press release. She said that in her early years, following the advice of Chu Ke-liang that "a high nose bridge brings good luck," she tried minor cosmetic injections. Unexpectedly, the foreign objects widened over time, and her nose became larger and larger, leading to a cycle of continuous hyaluronic acid injections and thread lifts.
Wang Caihua decided this Chinese New Year to find an authoritative doctor to "thoroughly dig out" the contents and threads inside, which caused her nose to temporarily flatten, thus preventing her from appearing on the show as scheduled. Facing Wang Caihua's honesty, Xiao S immediately offered warm comfort.
Regarding the criticism from netizens that her surgery made her "look like a ghost," Wang Caihua couldn't help but shed tears on the spot. Xiao S strongly supported her, saying, "Sister Caihua, you are truly beautiful. It's your face, you can do whatever you want with it!" (Editor: Lee Shu-hua) 1150511
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(Taipei, May 11, CNA reporter Hung Su-chen) Actress Wang Caihua recounted her 30-year history of nose cosmetic surgery on "Miss Buxidi," hosted by Xiao S, and couldn't help but shed tears when mentioning netizens' criticism that her "surgery made her look like a ghost"; Xiao S praised Wang Caihua's beauty and encouraged her, saying, "It's your face, you can do whatever you want with it."
"Queen of Blessings" Wang Caihua recently participated in the recording of the program "Miss Buxidi." She solemnly apologized to Xiao S on the show, revealing that she had to withdraw from Xiao S's comeback special due to dealing with "nose problems."
Wang Caihua shared her 30-year history of nose cosmetic surgery through a press release. She said that in her early years, following the advice of Chu Ke-liang that "a high nose bridge brings good luck," she tried minor cosmetic injections. Unexpectedly, the foreign objects widened over time, and her nose became larger and larger, leading to a cycle of continuous hyaluronic acid injections and thread lifts.
Wang Caihua decided this Chinese New Year to find an authoritative doctor to "thoroughly dig out" the contents and threads inside, which caused her nose to temporarily flatten, thus preventing her from appearing on the show as scheduled. Facing Wang Caihua's honesty, Xiao S immediately offered warm comfort.
Regarding the criticism from netizens that her surgery made her "look like a ghost," Wang Caihua couldn't help but shed tears on the spot. Xiao S strongly supported her, saying, "Sister Caihua, you are truly beautiful. It's your face, you can do whatever you want with it!" (Editor: Lee Shu-hua) 1150511
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