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Romania-Based Kenyan Doctor to Introduce Non-Invasive Facial Surgeries in Nairobi

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Romania-Based Kenyan Doctor to Introduce Non-Invasive Facial Surgeries in Nairobi

Romania-based Kenyan aesthetic surgeon Dr. Maria Othieno Bayerl has announced plans to introduce non-invasive facial procedures to the Kenyan market.

Dr. Othieno, who lives and works in Bucharest, says opening a practice in Nairobi will make aesthetic procedures readily available and affordable to Kenyans.

“I plan to open a facility in Nairobi and work with beautiful Kenyan women. I am thinking of setting up shop and maybe once in four months I can be flying in with a team from Romania and do non-invasive facial aesthetic procedures,” she told The Standard.

A non-invasive procedure does not need the use of machines to physically break the skin. Dr. Othieno says the procedures she specializes in are meant to enhance one’s appearance while posing a very low risk of complications.

“The procedures I do do not alter appearance, they instead enhance one’s looks and they are non-surgical. They promote a youthful appearance with minimal downtime and low-risk of complications,” she added.

The procedures include rhinoplasty, surgery of the nose commonly referred to as nose job; blepharoplasty, a procedure which improves the appearance of the eyelids; botox, a prescription medicine that is injected into muscles and used to improve the looks of wrinkles; and facial fillers or contouring, which are substances injected on the face to add or restore volume, smooth lines, soften creases and enhance contour.

“I am glad to be part of a system that contributes positively in creating a positive outlook no matter how small for a patient,” the medic added.

“The main goal of cosmetic procedure is to improve a person’s appearance, self-esteem, and confidence…”

Dr. Othieno, who grew up in Pangani, Nairobi, holds a medical degree from Carol Davilla Medical School in Bucharest, Romania.
 

32 COMMENTS

  1. Kenyans need primary care…
    Kenyans need primary care not Botox.If it’s not to improve health then that’s a luxury.

    • I am looking at her and I am…
      I am looking at her and I am saying she can really make use of one herself. This bitch has a room to enhance her look

      • Dr Othieno has silently…
        Dr Othieno has silently advertised her business while Al Shabaab terrorist,Yusuf is busy killing innocent people in Lamu and thug Ngiriti counting stolen NYS cash.Mind your own business.

        • Stop confusing yourself…
          Stop confusing yourself. What does Yusuf has to do with killings? Who said all Yusufs are muslims? Yusuf is describing the picture which is worth a 1,000 words. Wacha petty thinking bro

    • Kithoi, I agree with you…
      Kithoi, I agree with you here. There are many urgent facial procedures that are urgently needed as a ‘medical need’ through cosmetic surgery (which this Dr is a specialist) such as facial reconstructions after tumor removals, cleft palates, nerve stimulation post mild facial paralysis due to strokes, scarring abrasion etc which are a medical necessity. Most folks cannot afford these procedures abd have to be flown out. If she can address those ones as well, God bless her and she is surely welcomed. If not, then it is a misplaced priority which many Kenyans are not yet ready for. In fact, there are many cosmetic surgeons in Nairobi who are already doing what she is proposing, just google search them.

    • Primary health care should…
      Primary health care should be covered by the Government and those you elected, you should ask them to provide proper affordable health care.
      Aesthetic surgery has it’s own market and clientel.

    • Agree….this age-look…
      Agree….this age-look enhancement thing is competing with nature… nature always win

    • Kino ki wacha wivu.Why can’t…
      Kino ki wacha wivu.Why can’t you open a primary care clinic and stop bothering with Nyako’s business?

      • Kamuti you don’t sound very…
        Kamuti you don’t sound very smart. You are just like a kamuti and not muti or kimuti

    • Well, I know right but our…
      Well, I know right but our new middle crass ( intentionally misspelled) will go for that to look as artificial as possible.

    • Some of these patients of…
      Some of these patients of plastic once they take off their clothes you will take off. Its also addictive. I’m sure Michael Jackson had a complete hospital in his house

  2. “… They promote a youthful…
    “… They promote a youthful appearance with minimal downtime and low-risk of complications,” she added.
    What happened to homosapiens? Some how they have decided to fight mother nature.Nobody wants to gracefully age.
    I agree @ Kithoi.As they say, life would be much better if we as a society would focus of things that matter most.
    Life is lived in stages,baby-stage,prepubescent stage-teenage, young adults,adults,old age and then we croak.And through each stage our bodies change.They become pretty much”less attractive”…MMmmmmm youthfulness fades.Yes I know man has always tried to find that fountain of youth.This is where men and women of the cloth should come in and tell the flock that,we should just accept who we are,age gracefully,and worry more about evading that eternal furnace…

    • @Max, Judgmental, myopic, or…
      @Max, Judgmental, myopic, or just old school thoughts? Free up your thoughts.

      • @ GG,please enlighten me on…
        @ GG,please enlighten me on what Iam missing.What are the”new school thoughts”?

      • GG I think you are the only…
        GG I think you are the only one having myopic thoughts in all of these commentary

        • Mr collusion,Iwould like GG…
          Mr collusion,Iwould like GG to tell us using his hyperopia ability, how we can avoid getting old,and if we should really aim for that?And while at that,why it is necessary to alter our appearences merely for cosmetic reasons.Yes we are free to chose and do what we want.I am just questioning the validity of such choices,is it to impress other people?

  3. She seemed supper friendly…
    She seemed supper friendly on Lynn Ngugi show. Today I remain positive for whoever want a nose job/boob job /butt job /tummy tuck etc

    But doc be careful of the quack doctors who will steal your shoe and start implanting cement or ???‍♂️??‍♂️ To pray as this is new in the country.

  4. Some of these cosmetic…
    Some of these cosmetic surgeries are useless! Micheal Jackson went through so many of them but he was still not satisfied – invasive or not!

  5. She looks like a Jamma I…
    She looks like a Jamma I guess a lot of Lele’s in Kenya can use her help.

  6. @Kithoi speak for yourself…
    @Kithoi speak for yourself. It’s a free market. Willing buyer willing seller. Remember some Kenyans are starving but Villa Rosa Kempiski is still heavily patronized.

  7. Thanks Dr. Othieno for…
    Thanks Dr. Othieno for excelling in a foreign land, Kenyans are proud of you but what Kenyans need now is not looks. They need affordable healthcare!

    • Misplaced thoughts! She’s…
      Misplaced thoughts! She’s not the government to provide affordable healthcare! She’s an Individual who happens to be a trained professional & an expert in her field! She has all the rights to open up her business & make money just like you are free to do yours!

      Many people are starving now in your village, some lacks school fees! On the same token why can’t you provide them yourself instead of self enriching yourself with investments that would help the masses! She’s doing exactly what you are doing!

      Y’all nay sayers need to evaluate yourselves next time before throwing your misguided and judgmental opinions against others.

  8. Wow..some people are just…
    Wow..some people are just wayyyy to negative. How do you do life, carrying such negative energy? Appreciate her story. Not everyone is cut for medicine/medical school, and her story of resilience in a foreign land is uplifting. What do you have to offer other than condescending other people’s ideas/vision? Congratulations Dr. Othieno.

  9. Each stage of life has it…
    Each stage of life has it own beauty. You have to accept it. A grandmother who looks like a teen is disgusting.

    • Hahaha @ Kenya, you mean…
      Hahaha @ Kenya, you mean like a grandma dressed in spandex and shaking her behind,and gyrating in a provocative manner…Yeah. I would rather watch a 23 year old do that than a an 80 year old grand ma. There is agood reason why pornographic actors are young,especially the women…

  10. Those attacking how this…
    Those attacking how this beautiful doctor looks says mna kasoro zenyu pia you see shame so you gotta chongoa someone else’s appearance to feel better about yourself ?. Ok.

    Bring your special skills to Kenya for those in need and those who can afford to be vain and vanity… If you are broke and cannot afford vanity stay home and talk smack about those who can. Meza wembe!!

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