The beautiful actress came forward to share her thoughts after undergoing nose revision surgery for the first time in 20 years. "Mo Ameena" She said this was something she had wanted to do for a long time. Addressing mixed reactions from netizens—some supportive, others critical—she urged everyone to let things settle first. "Mo Ameena" revealed that
Yes, this nose is now 15 days post-surgery. I've wanted to do this for a long time, but it took about two years of discussion to finalize the plan. My surgery was an open procedure because I had a deviated bone and needed facial bone realignment. Medical implants were used. The surgery lasted 7 hours, and I stayed in the hospital for 3 nights. I went in at 8 a.m. and came out at 7 p.m. Then came recovery. Only after 10 days did I start feeling better because we used rib cartilage. Many people say my face is already beautiful, and opinions are split—some say the surgery is good, others wonder if it will really improve or if I'll look as good as before. But I look in the mirror every day and know my own facial issues. Most people wouldn't notice if I walked by, which is understandable, but I've lived with this nose for 20 years and never fixed it until now. It's my first revision in 20 years. Opinions vary; this swelling hasn't gone down yet. Some find me beautiful now; others prefer the old look. Ultimately, I adjusted my facial structure to achieve the best symmetry, which will take 3 to 6 months to settle. I'll keep updating. At 15 days post-op, the swelling is still present but this is already good progress. There is some bruising.
I admit my facial fortune has changed. Looking in the mirror, I still feel unfamiliar with my face—it feels strange. I'm waiting for the swelling to subside and for everything to settle. At the end of this year, I also lost 10 kilograms. Previously, I had hormone-related swelling, and everyone asked if I was pregnant, which was stressful. So I lost weight and fixed my nose because I'm turning 40 this year. If I don't do it now, I don't know when else I will. Sometimes producers hesitate to cast me in dramas or series because of my weight. I've been taking care of myself, choosing what to eat, and have some help because the swelling is hormone-related, not from overeating. Reducing internal hormones is difficult. I use hormone injections as a tool, but the main effort is mine—exercising, choosing food, and getting enough rest. I've even calculated my sleep schedule because as you age, hormone and body systems require careful management.
I plan to shoot a project for my 40th birthday, wanting to keep it as a personal collection. This is the age I want to rejuvenate myself and see how much I can achieve. My references keep changing. I've decided not to have more surgeries—only minor procedures if needed. I'm not someone who likes plastic surgery, but this was necessary, so I accepted it. Let me have this one surgery. My first was in 2006 with a silicone implant; 20 years later, in 2026, I replaced it with rib cartilage and removed all silicone. My breasts and eyes have never been altered and remain natural.
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