Another one! Shamiso Mosaka jets off to Turkey for BBL
In pursuit of physical perfection, several South African celebrities have taken drastic measures, opting for surgical procedures to enhance their appearance.
Media personality Shamiso Mosaka is the latest celebrity to get cosmetic surgery.
The MTV Base presenter revealed she recently jetted off to Turkey to get a Brazilian butt lift (BBL) procedure.
A post shared by the Mono Clinic revealed her body transformation and showcased her journey.
'I got to meet my surgeon. He wanted to do what I wanted to do on my body so we had the same vision for the results that I wanted,' she wrote.
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