Around the recent controversy involving surgeon Timur Khaidarov, Dima Bilan offered a brief message of support to fellow performers Slava and Lyubov Uspenskaya. The singer’s remarks were relayed through the Telegram channel Star, which has been closely covering the unfolding events.
In a concise reply, Bilan wished the artists well and encouraged them to let things resolve smoothly. He noted that the decision on any further steps rested with the people involved, and he expressed hope that outcomes would be favorable for all parties concerned.
Bilan also opened up about his own stance on cosmetic changes, saying that for a while he considered altering his appearance but ultimately chose not to pursue any alterations.
Reflecting on the broader situation, the artist added that while he does not assign blame to anyone, it is possible for observers to scrutinize past actions and draw their own conclusions based on what they see and hear.
On July 22, Slava publicly accused Khaidarov of performing substandard work, saying that her breasts exhibited asymmetry and the postoperative scars were unacceptably visible. Khaidarov responded by stating that the singer did not adhere to the advised aftercare for scar treatment, which he attributed to the outcome.
Lyubov Uspenskaya publicly supported Slava, admitting that she herself was not entirely satisfied with the results she had received from Khaidarov. As the situation drew more attention, a collective letter emerged, signed by 52 other women who voiced concerns about the surgeon’s practices.
Earlier in the storyline, journalist Zhigalova Iva (Zhigalova I) caused a stir after an appearance on the Ivleeva show, where an unusual moment occurred involving a guinea pig. The incident added another layer to the conversation surrounding the scandal and the public’s interest in the involved personalities.