Actress Jackie Matubia impressed netizens after sharing before and after photos of her stomach balloon surgery.
In the photo, the mother of two looks toned after taking the photo and is amazed at the results.
“Before seeing my Allurion gastric balloon in two months, happy kid!” she wrote.
Matubia underwent surgery just months after giving birth to her second child and lost nearly 6 kg in just two weeks.
“Today I want to tell you a little story about my weight loss journey….it’s only been a week and I’ve lost almost 6kg. It goes on, but the most important thing is hydration.. Hydration! Through IVs!” she said.
The Allurion balloon is a weight loss balloon that comes as a pill that can be converted into a gastric balloon in the stomach after being swallowed by a healthcare professional.
Once in the stomach and inflated, the pill balloon fills up so you feel less hungry. The procedure takes less than 20 minutes.
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Famous actress Katherine Kamau, aka Kate Actress, continues to grow among the list of celebrities who have undergone surgery and is overjoyed with her results.
The mother of two has shown off her new body on social media with the caption, “Update after stomach procedure.”
Dr. Pranav Pancholi of the Avane Clinic said the surgery is more expensive, but it’s quicker and safer because it doesn’t require surgery, an endoscopy, or any form of anesthesia.
“No surgery, no endoscopy, no anesthesia required. When you swallow a pill attached to a catheter, it balloons up in your stomach.” and saline and programmed to stay in the stomach for four months, eating less and then disappearing on its own after four months,” he said.
Media personality Willis Rabl underwent bariatric surgery earlier this year.
The Citizen TV show host has lost a lot of weight and is grateful for the investment she made in the procedure.
“The biggest investment you can make is in you! I was so scared when I decided to have bariatric surgery, but I did it. I will share my story here soon. continues,” he wrote.
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