Leoni Torres shows recovery after hair transplant

A month and a half after telling her fans that she had had a hair transplant, Leoni Torres shared a video showing the results after the procedure.

Along with a video in which he shared images of the surgery that he recorded while it was taking place, he explained to his followers - the new ones and those who were already aware of his transplant - why he appeared lately wearing a Bolshevik cap, both in presentations and in clip shoots.

"It doesn't hurt, because there are many people who have asked me if it hurts," he said through social networks where he added that the uncomfortable thing is the subsequent recovery because you have to be very disciplined with the medical recommendations that must be followed.

"I can't sunbathe and the hair they implanted in me hasn't grown yet," he said in his words, where he referred to the reasons that had led him to have the surgery.

"As I live off the image, I have to try to look as good as possible, and continue looking for you, for the stages, for the videos," he added in the video that provoked messages of support, praise and wishes for a complete recovery of his injuries. followers, many of whom told him they valued his talent and music more than his looks.

"You are a super artist bald or with hair. What makes you special and different is your talent, your music, and your beautiful way of being. The humility you have. You are a true gentleman to admire"; "Don't give up on him, his talent is unique, so move on"; "You are so authentic and so you, you always show affection to us, your fans. Always so attentive to everything"; "Everything will be fine my king, you are and will be a warrior for life, recover well so that you will be prettier, jiji, I love Yuliet and the children, hugs from Holguín, Cuba"; "Don't worry, my child. You will always be great, surely your family and your audience love you for what you carry in your heart. Speedy recovery and blessings for the whole family", "People do not appreciate how hard artists have to work to maintain his career over the years. You are a true professional," reads among the respectful and affectionate messages they left him.

"Just a few days ago I made the decision to have a hair transplant since I suffer from Androgenic Alopecia, something common in many people. It wasn't easy to get here but I had to do it."Leoni said last March when sharing a video where he showed part of the procedure.