Digital influencer Rico Melquiades recently revealed that he wants to undergo plastic surgery on his anal area to “make it tighter.” He explained on social media:
“I’m not loose, but I want it to be tighter. Women usually do it (in the front), and I’ll do it in the back. So I can close it a little more. Not because I’m loose, but I want to be tighter.”
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Rico, known for his participation and victory in A Fazenda 13, frequently shares with his followers his aesthetic interventions, including plastic surgeries responsible for his physique, he says, without using the gym.
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According to colorectal physician Danilo Munhoz, anal surgery can have functional or aesthetic goals. Functionally, it is recommended in cases of diarrhea, gas or stool leakage. Aesthetically, it suits those who are uncomfortable with the open look or feel of the area.
“Like any intimate surgery, there are risks: infection, bleeding, severe postoperative pain and, if it is tightened too much, difficulty in evacuation, incisions and even impaired pleasure and function of the anus,” explains the doctor.
He cautions that the procedure only makes sense in specific cases, such as anal incontinence, sequelae of childbirth, postoperative injuries, or sagging that affects function or self-esteem. For those who feel a loss of “tightness” during anal sex, Munhoz recommends a full evaluation with a specialist before considering surgery. Less invasive alternatives, such as pelvic physical therapy, lubrication adjustments, and intercourse preparation care, can be effective.
Even for those who engage in receptive anal sex and feel they have “lost the grip,” the decision should not be made solely based on a desire to improve the sexual experience.
“The message is simple: If something in your intimate area is bothering you, seek good information and a trusted specialist before undergoing any procedure that may affect your health and sex life,” adds the colorectal doctor.