Ugandan socialite, Zari Hassan has unveiled a new appearance, a new smile, complete with a fresh dimple on her face, leaving many people talking.

Recently, In an Instagram post, she shared a photo with her beaming smile, captioning it:

“Me lately since visiting @daryadentalturkey 😁😁 I can teeth for days now🙈 💋.”

The post not only highlighted her dazzling new teeth but also revealed a newfound set of dimples.


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Many of her fans  congratulated her on her new look, with several expressing curiosity about how she achieved such a change in just a few days.

Some fans on social media however called her out with some accusing her of undergoing surgery to enhance her looks.

The mother of five called out critics and clarified that she did not undergo Dimpleplasty, a cosmetic procedure used to acquire artificial dimples.

Zari maintained that what she underwent is a simple procedure and did not involve any surgery or an incision.

" It is always the dumb ones that have everything figured out. This is not Dimpleplasty (surgery) the dimple is created without an incision. This procedure is a non surgical dimple creation, can be done in your home, office or anywhere. It is not surgery," wrote Zari on social media.

PHOTO | COURTESY: Zari Hassan clarifies her dimples creation procedure 

Zari Hassan has done two plastic surgeries; a tummy surgery and a leg surgery. She explained that she was just enhancing her body.

"What people say about me undergoing plastic surgery is true but I just removed the excess fat within my legs and tummy. For now, no matter how fat I get, my stomach and legs can’t go back to the previous size."

PHOTO | COURTESY: Zari Hassan 

Last year, she asked fans not to judge celebrities who do surgery.

"In Africa, we pretend we are shocked by some things. These things are being done by Western people, when you do surgery you do to enhance yourself, to look better. No one wants a big tummy."