Miguel Varoni talked about his obsession with losing weight and the procedure he underwent: "I went kind of crazy about it."

A few days ago, actor and television producer Miguel Varoni, known in the audiovisual industry for participating in programs such as 'Pedro el escamoso', 'La casa de al lado', and 'Más sabe el diablo', participated in the podcast 'Ser 360' hosted by plastic surgeon Alán González.

In this episode, the Colombian revealed details of some personal experiences, how he handles criticism, his views on cosmetic surgery, and his obsession with losing weight.

According to what the artist stated at the beginning of the interview, his situation was triggered in 2020 with the arrival of the pandemic, which forced everyone to remain confined to their homes.

"I started eating like a beast. I mean, it was serious levels of food," the television producer said during the conversation, in which he claimed that his eating habits had caused him to reach 114 kilograms.

According to the actor, his weight made walking a constant odyssey, as his knees, ankles, and back caused him intense pain. "It got to the point where I said, 'No, I have to have surgery,'" Varoni added.

In that sense, the Colombian artist confessed that he had undergone a gastric sleeve , a procedure that quickly helped him lose the weight he had gained during confinement due to the health crisis.

“Losing weight became like an illness for me,” the actor commented, emphasizing that his efforts were focused on exercising and cutting out various foods.

For his part, plastic surgeon Alán González indicated that he once met with the producer and warned him about the negative effects he would face over time if he continued to lose weight in this manner.

“I made all the mistakes, but after this wonderful encounter, my life changed again,” Varoni said, referring to the cosmetic procedures she underwent and the discipline she incorporated into her life to get back to eating properly.

In light of this, the Colombian indicated that bariatric surgery is a good option for people suffering from certain weight-related conditions, but recommended paying special attention to the psychological and emotional impact it can have on patients.

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