Stephanie Benson, a Ghanaian-born musician living in the United Kingdom, has said that she would rather exercise than get surgery.
Plastic surgery has become the new fad of the day, with many individuals, particularly women, undergoing many procedures to correct a certain aspect of their bodies.
During an interview with Felicia Osei on Onua 95.1 FM’s Adwuma Adwuma, the mother of five discussed the adverse affects of getting surgery to mend or fix a section of your body.
Stephanie Benson has no problem with women having procedures to improve their bodies, but she prefers to exercise since it is better in the long term.
“If you’ve given birth and you want to go lift your breast because you have a number of children…Madam go and do it,” Stephanie Benson—who previously had a double mastectomy procedure after battling cancer — advised
“My daughter who called me earlier was in a famous girl band. She had a slightly flatter breast and she wanted to uplift it but I told her if she gives birth it will sag again She does think about it again if you look at my page we exercise together.”
“I think health is everything. We need to be mindful of certain things,” she added “Every surgery has its side effect. I feel if you are done with childbirth and you want to change something, go ahead.”
“If not for exercise, we won’t be here. Exercise does some wonders. People should not estimate it. I work out from home even after my hectic work schedule. After the age of 35 as a woman you need to lift some kind of weight. Any type of exercise is good. After you work out you feel so much better.”
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