Anitta talks for the first time about procedure on her face: ‘If you want to turn Smigol or Cute, I turn’

Anitta, 32, spoke for the first time about the new aesthetic procedures she made on her face. She posted a photo showing the new look a few days ago, and a series of discussions on aesthetic pressure, influence, procedures and health risks have been raised, until then without a position of the singer.

“From the range of options that I deliver to people, indigenous, environmental, political and religious causes, one chooses to talk about my appearance. Who is influencing the young person or the woman thinking about appearance? If I want to turn Smigol or Farfão tomorrow, if I want to be disfigured, it’s my body. But the guidelines I bring are not these,” he said.

The singer opened a live on her Instagram profile on the afternoon of Wednesday (9) to talk about topics such as the temporal framework and other bills in Congress. “I came to enjoy the great repercussion of my face, that everyone wants to see my face without filter and all angles, to bring subjects that really matter to be debated by people,” he said.

Anitta said she had a plan “of those of the old time” according to which, after her birthday, she would disappear from social networks. She would reappear after fans “a lot wondering where she walked”, with the project well organized.

But the singer did not expect with the proliferation of false news about her. “I was disfigured or returned from the United States with a drain in the face, in an emergency, and caught a bacteria in surgery, something that would be very dangerous. I would be bedridden in this case. I started to receive many messages from people thinking that I had the ‘foot in the grave’, super-long,” he said.

With this, he decided to appear in the stories to undo the tension.

According to artist, undergoing aesthetic procedures is constant in your life. “This is a custom. The last time I had a great repercussion, I think it was in Faustão, many years ago. And since then I haven’t stopped doing plastic. But I don’t think it’s something I have to be posting all the time. The other times I did, nobody has not even discovered and even talked about it,” he said.

The singer also said that this time she has seen an internet discussion about when she influences women and young people to “not accept her own face and stir all the time” and statements that she would have a psychological problem related to her own image.

“If I had a sad, serious, serious psychological problem, it would be even sadder to see everyone talking about it that way.” She said she uses her platform of influence with what she considers important and always spreads on her profile what really matters, such as the cause of indigenous peoples.

“I don’t bring plastic agenda, I didn’t do a ‘face review’,” he said.