All of them appeared on Facebook or Instagram and used time-limited deals to “irresponsibly pressurise” customers into booking, says the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).

One ad, for example, tried to entice customers with an “exclusive opportunity” to get a “perfect peachy look”.

Liquid BBLs involve injecting filler into the buttocks to lift them and make them look bigger or rounded.

The ASA says because of the risks involved, cosmetic surgery should be portrayed as a decision that needs time and thought, rather than urgency to book quickly and grab a deal.

Clinics must be socially responsible and should not trivialise procedures or play on consumers’ insecurities, it says.

One ad said: “Get the curves and contours you’ve always wanted with our safe and effective body filler treatments. Feel confident every step of the way! Safe, proven, and beautifully natural results.”

Another claimed a 0% infection rate at its sterile clinic, with minimal pain.

The ASA says liquid BBLs would carry some level of risk to the patient, such as infections.

It adds: “Marketers must not suggest that happiness or wellbeing depends on conforming to a particular body shape or physical appearance.”

The advertising watchdog says it has been using AI to proactively search for online ads that might break the rules.

Three of the clinics – Beautyjenics, Bomb Doll Aesthetics and Ccskinlondondubai -did not respond to the ASA’s inquiries.

Rejuvenate Clinics said it has reviewed ASA guidance and will remove all references to time-limited offers and state in ads that the surgery is carried out by a medical professional with ultrasound, to minimise risks and enhance safety.

EME Aesthetics said all its clients are given a full consultation and are under no obligation to book any procedures, and it therefore considers that its ad had not pressured consumers or trivialised the risks of cosmetic procedures.

Dr Ducu said it will ensure it follows the ASA’s rules and guidance, that the time-limited Black Friday offer was intended to provide consumers with an opportunity to access the company’s services at a discounted rate, and it always encourages consumers to make informed decisions without pressure.

Liquid BBL facts

• Plastic surgeons say liquid BBLs can carry significant risks and require expert skill and training to perform
• The UK industry is not regulated though – beauty clinics offer them
• Large amounts of filler may be injected with possible serious side-effects, such as blood clots and sepsis
• The recent death of mum-of-five Alice Webb has highlighted safety concerns around BBLs

The John & John actress in an interview with Emelia Brobbey on Okukuseku show, on Adom TV denied going for breast augmentation popularly known as boob job.

Moesha explained that, she did liposuction to stop wearing a waist trainer.

“I have done liposuction… The doctor took out fat from my tummy and put it my buttocks. I have not yet touched my boobs. I have always had the body, I only enhanced it,” she added.

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In another video that was shared on Instagram by blogger, GHhyper, Becca holding hands with her husband, Dr Sanni Daneil, raised one leg drawing attention to her buttocks.

The ‘African Woman’ crooner also flaunted her flat belly which many believe she has achieved as a result of working out consistently right after having a baby.

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Serving couple goals, Becca and her husband dressed in a fitness wear to complement each other.

This comes after a video that was shared on Instagram on April 13, 2022. Becca in that video, perplexed social media users with a workout video she has shared with her fans.

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The post, which has got many tounges wagging, also had the songstresses’ husband leaving interesting comments under her post.

Reacting to the gym video shared by his wife, he commented: “Woooow… this is all mine… Forever!!!” and she replied, “yes sir!! All yours!! And forever!”

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Becca’s ‘most talked about’ workout video that was earlier shared on her Instagram on April 13, 2022, has since sparked a lot of reactions from fans.

Sharing the post with a caption; “Put all excuses aside and remember this: You are capable”, the sultry singer was seen erotically displaying all forms of workout routines.

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The musician in an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz revealed that he heard the voice of God when his wife came to serve him at a programme.

At the programme, the pastor told the lady who is now his wife to come and serve him and God spoke to him when he saw her.

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“Hey my son this butt is for you,” and he replied “father I also grab it in Jesus name,” Brother Sammy said.

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A video (featured above) and photo of Moesha Bodoung with a flat ass has sent people talking on social media.

The photo appears to confirm long-held assertions Moesha travels occasionally outside the country for reviews and works to keep her shape together.

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Well, whether those rumours are true or not, the current video and photos, at least, prove that she once had a butt is markedly different from what she showcases now.

In an interview with LiveFm Ghana, some time ago, the actress said she owned her endowments to waist trainers.

“Yes I have been waist training and I have been doing this for more than three years and I can boldly say that I have not regretted. It is actually the best thing that has ever happened to me or the best decision I have ever taken”, she said in that interview.

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“I have always had a well endowed ‘behind’ but waist training has helped in enhancing it, now my butt is really out, my stomach is smaller and my waist is more thinly,” she said.

With the latest revelation, however, it is not clear her next comments will be.

Moesha Boduong, the embattled Ghanaian actress cum Instagram model who was recently taken to the cleaners when she stated on CNN that the only way for a Ghanaian woman to survive is to date a man even if it’s a married man no problem, has landed self in another drama.

Ghpage.com a while back published the before and after photos of the popular Slay Queen to prove that indeed the huge tundra behind Moesha is actually all fake.

When Ghanaians were outrage with her CNN interview, veteran Ghanaian actress, Grace Omaboe popularly known as Maame Dokono revealed that even the butt Moesha is using to snatch people’s fathers is actually fake.

Maame Dokono in an interview said:

“Moesha’s butt is even artificial because I have heard that she had to go through surgeries to have it like that and instead of doing something meaningful for yourself, you rather using your butt to sleep with men for money. It’s a bad practice”.

Well, we have all been vindicated! Moesha’s own best friend, Abena Moet has exposed Moesha big time.

Abena Moet who is a regular guest at Accra Based Okay FM during Abeiku Santana’s show stated emphatically that not only has Moesha been under the knife to enlarge her butt and ass 3 times, she actually did it in Ghana at Doctor Obengfo’s clinic and not in the USA as many people keep saying.

Moesha Boduong’s friend went on to talk about how she occasionally goes to the clinic for a checkup and she is always aware when she goes in.

Coming from such a close friend, well, all the allegations can be laid to rest because it’s now an established fact!

Last week, the daring actress was heavily tongue-lashed by some of her fans for posting a photo of herself wearing a see through leggings which revealed her under pants and big butts on her Instagram page.

Some fans condemned her for displaying such sensuality on social media while others mocked and accused her of using butt pads to deceive the public that she has big butts.

But the non-conformist actress was quick to correct the impression that she wears butt pads.

Firing back, she wrote, “How gullible can people be, or will I say funny? Differentiate the skin from the butt pad! It’s just a see-through leggings and my feet popping in that comfortable furry flip-flops.”

She insisted that what her critics thought were butt pads are actually her real butts.

She advised that critics look more closely next time before going ahead to conclude that she was wearing butt pads.

AS an Igbo babe, don’t you think you will do better in the English sector?

I settle for this particular industry, because they were the one that accepted and welcomed me into the movie world, as an Igbo girl. I am not being biased here, but before you can make it in the English sector, it will be a very hard task.

Are you saying the Yoruba sector accepts just any person?

No, what I am saying is that in the English sector, you will move from one location to another, and might not given get selected for any role. But in the Yoruba sector; they are ready to help you grow and push you out for people to see you talent. It goes beyond the physical look, but what you can deliver.

Did you try to push yourself in the English sector?

Yes, my first movie was an English movie, directed by Emem Isong in 2007. The movie had load of stars. But at that point, I was still struggling to become a star, and it was hard for me.

Are you saying you have reached the top of your career now?

No, but you cannot compare then to now that things are easy for me, and I am taking everything cool. When I did the English movie, I didn’t get the much recognition that I wanted then, so I switched.

But you said the movie was directed by Emem Isong, she could have been an avenue for you to rise?

Yes, that is true. But something happened back then; I lost the contact of the Production Manager who called me for the job, Emeka Duru. But I am trying to come back in track; which (saw) me star in some English movies recently. It is not like I am restricted to Yoruba movies; I do both, but more of Yoruba movies.

Which movie brought you to the limelight?

That is Omoge Lekki; it is one of the baddest movies reigning presently. It is written by my greatest mentor Mercy Aigbe-Gentry. She single-handedly brought the idea of that story that has made me a name to reckon with today.

The wayward lady you played in Omoge Lekki, is it somehow related to your person?

That is what I am trying to tell people, and that is the reason behind my new movie titled Churchgirl. When the trailer of Omoge Lekki was released and everyone saw the movie, it was believed that I must be a wayward girl, to have been able to play that role well.

But the story of the movie was to pass a message to every young person to always remember their background and always look back when they have finally made it in life. That is because you need to take care of the home, before impressing the street.

The ladies we have now spend money on material things to impress the society, copying the life style of the likes of kardarshians. Having their parents wasted away at home. The movie not about promoting girls who do runs, but a reminder for them to always look back and remember where they came from.

Does that mean that is the roles you have been getting?

Somehow, because when they saw the twerk part with Yinka Quadri that we used as promo, people have been seeing me in that aspect, and believe that is the part I can act well.

Are you saying your butt is a selling point for you?

People have been saying I have a big bumbum, but I don’t care. It is God given and I cannot hide it. People believe it is one of the things I am promoting, but I have been in the industry professionally since 2007; that is about 10years now.

So when the movie Omoge Lekki became a big shot, they were like ‘the new girl that just started.’ I have been in this game for long, trying to make a name for myself and I am happy it is happening. I can walk on the road now and people recgonise me for that movie, which is a good thing.

Has the role given you any negative feedback so far?

I am a positive person and do not see negativity as a barrier. My second mentor, Toyin Abraham, has made me to understand that whatever I do, I must be positive about it. So negativity is not factor to my career. Also being a humble person, it has also helped my career.

You mentioned giving back to Agege people, is that where you grew up?

I am planning something big for the people of Agege, because that is where the whole dream started from.

My mother has a very popular bar called Gberi City, in Agege, which was then one of the open places that has helped some top names today; I don’t want to mention names. But my mum’s bar gave the platform to those actors to showcase their talents.

I have always been popular back then, because I have been in the papers because of my mummy’s bar. It is just like going back to my hood and giving back to them. I am from Agege and I am not ashamed to say it.

Being the daughter of a bar owner, one would assume you to be very exposed

My mom has a bar, but she is too strict; she does not drink, but she is much disciplined. We do not have access to the bar and there was no room to misbehave. People know my name, because they call my mom, Iya Nkechi, but they cannot place my face with the name.

So how did you become an actor?

I don’t know if people go to learn acting, like some always say. But for me, it is in the blood. My mom knew from the start that I have always been one who loves to showcase myself. So I can only say I went to acquire more skills on being an actor and become one of the best on my delivery.

Acting is not about the fame, money; it is the passion. I am a showgirl anytime.

Your new movie, Churchgirl, are you taking it to the cinema?

No, it is going online. That is because having your movie online makes it have a wider coverage. Having a movie online has made me very popular in different countries that I have not even visited. So it is like preparing a platform for me, and you also get to be paid by YouTube, as the views keep increasing.

Which would you say is the most challenging role you have taken as an actor?

That will be the role of a cripple. I played the part from the start of the movie to the end. That was very challenging for me, because I did not stand up all through. But I am planning a very big project that will wow my fans. I don’t want to give out the details yet, until it is released; then I leave it for people to judge.

Source: thenationlineg.net