"Philip Kirkorov pondered about by Shura"
In a recent interview on the 'Central Channel', singer Shura (Alexander Medvedev) shared his thoughts on the appearance of his colleague, Philip Kirkorov. Shura expressed his approval for the surgical procedures that Kirkorov has undergone, stating that the pop star has now achieved a special change in appearance.
Plastic surgeon Elizabeth Kochnova from the 'Family' clinic discussed modern plastic surgery methods in an article shared with 'Izvestia'. Kochnova highlighted the safety and effectiveness of these methods, regardless of the age of the patient. Thorough preparation, she emphasised, is crucial for safe plastic surgery correction.
During the interview, Shura also declared that he made a mistake in referring to Philip Kirkorov's surgeon, Timur Haydarov, as Renat Agzamov (a pastry chef). He explained his mistake by confessing his love for food, which often leads to confusion in his mind.
Despite the mistake, Shura commended Kirkorov for his dedication to looking good. He urged the singer to live for his child, 'think with his head', and take care of himself. However, the article does not mention any specific comments regarding Kirkorov's health or self-care.
It is important to note that the article does not discuss Kirkorov's child or his need to think with his head. Furthermore, Kirkorov has not made any direct comments about his health in this article. The plastic surgeon who assisted Kirkorov with his operations and was mistaken by Shura is Dr. Mikhail Lebedev.
Shura believes that an artist should look good, and he commended Kirkorov for his efforts in this regard. He called Kirkorov 'a smart one' for making the decision to undergo surgical procedures. The article does not specify if Kirkorov has undergone any plastic surgery procedures.
In conclusion, Shura praised Philip Kirkorov's appearance transformation and commended his dedication to looking good. While Shura made a mistake in referring to Kirkorov's surgeon, he explained his confusion due to his love for food. The article does not discuss Kirkorov's child, his need to think with his head, or any errors or misstatements regarding his surgeon.
