It’s no news that face pairing has become fashionable among celebrities and unknowns alike. And so, before entering Big Brother Brasil, some of the participants decided to improve their appearance and “fix” their facial imperfections. This is what happened to Bil Araújo in BBB21, with Eliezer in BBB22 and now with Fred Nicácio, the cabin doctor in BBB23.
However, not all alignments happen for the “best”. Some of the results turned out to be more disappointing than surprising. Fred Nicasio, who has a very toned face, ended up shocking netizens when she discovered an old photo of him, before the operation. In short, many preferred the previous version of Doctor.
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It is worth noting that thanks to his attitude and appearance as well, the format also ended up earning him the nickname “Carol Conquexo”, drawing a comparison between Fred’s attitude and Carol Conca, a BBB22 participant, with his chin, which was quite visible after he underwent plastic surgery.
Through social networks, the public is leaving their opinion about the face pairing performed by BBB23’s brother. One person said, “My point is…if he’s happy that’s what matters…”.
“What a mercy for an ugly chin,” another lamented. “Prettier than before, much nicer”, “I preferred it before”, “Before was better”, are other comments that can be read on the web.
Despite all the criticism, the doctor seems to be happy with the outcome of the procedure. However, he clearly doesn’t know all of the jokes and nicknames going around outside of the show.
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