Krystle Dsouza has attracted considerable attention online due to her notable transformation over the years. The actress, well-known in the Indian television landscape, has recently gained prominence with her participation in Season 2 of The Traitors. As the episodes aired, discussions about her appearance ignited among viewers, leading to speculation regarding potential cosmetic enhancements.
In response to a social media post on Instagram that shared a clip of her from the show, accompanied by the comment, “Respectfully, what is wrong with her face? Her face doesn’t move,” Dsouza replied assertively: “I must be so good at what I do that you have nothing else other than my appearance to talk bad about!! You can do a better ‘hate PR job’. Level up.”
Previously, during an interview with Brut India in 2024, Dsouza had refuted claims of undergoing cosmetic surgery, stating, “I have never gotten any cosmetic surgery done. In 17 years, any person is bound to change, in terms of facial and body structure.” She further clarified, “If I did get a surgery, it was for my sinus, because I had a deviated septum. Once a person matures, they learn what kind of makeup suits them, what clothing fits well, and what complements their skin tone. Now, I can afford quality clothes and makeup, which may explain my different appearance now.” She added, “You’re comparing a 34-year-old with a 17-year-old. Imagine how much her face and body must have changed.”
Her dermatologist, Dr. Apratim Goel, also addressed the speculation in the comments section of Brut India’s Instagram post, stating, “Why is everyone so adamant that she has undergone surgery? She has never gone under the knife, and I can affirm this as her dermatologist.”
If you are considering cosmetic procedures, it is essential to keep a few points in mind. Sonal Khangarot, a licensed rehabilitation counselor and psychotherapist at The Answer Room, explains that societal standards of beauty can heavily influence individuals contemplating surgeries such as rhinoplasty or fillers. “The constant exposure to idealized images in the media and on social platforms that showcase curated perfection can heighten personal insecurities,” she told indianexpress.com.
Khangarot further emphasized that the psychological effects of cosmetic procedures can be complex, with many patients reporting improved self-esteem and body image following surgery. Thus, it is crucial to navigate the balance between personal desires and societal pressures when considering aesthetic enhancements. She advises people to engage in self-reflection and differentiate their own wishes from external influences.
“Consulting mental health professionals can provide valuable insights, ensuring that decisions are based on personal well-being rather than succumbing to social influence,” Khangarot reiterated.
Dr. Vashisht Dikshit, a consultant in plastic and cosmetic surgery at Gleneagles Hospital Parel, noted that procedures like rhinoplasty, commonly referred to as a nose job, are designed to reshape the nose for improved facial harmony and can also address breathing issues. However, he stressed that such procedures should always be performed by a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon or dermatologist after a comprehensive facial assessment.
Echoing Khangarot’s sentiments, Dr. Dikshit highlighted the importance of having realistic expectations. “It’s essential to understand that many filler treatments are temporary and require ongoing maintenance. Patients should disclose their complete medical history and diligently follow all pre- and post-procedure instructions to minimize complications and achieve safe, satisfactory results,” he concluded.
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