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Penis enlargement fillers aren’t risk-free, doctor warns after Nigerian-British man’s death

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Aesthetic medicine and dermatology physician, Doctor Mobola Savage, has warned that non-surgical penis enlargement procedures involving injectable fillers are not risk-free following the death of Nigerian-British businessman and social media influencer, Igho Ubiribo. Savage, who was reacting to reports of Ubiribo’s death in an X post shared with PUNCH Online on Tuesday, said penile filler Read More: https://punchng.com/penis-enlargement-fillers-arent-risk-free-doctor-warns-after-nigerian-british-mans-death/

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