Singer Đức Phúc Denies Cosmetic Surgery Addiction, Cites Necessity and Focus on Music
Vietnamese singer Đức Phúc has stated that his two cosmetic surgeries were not an addiction but a response to past injuries and health concerns, urging audiences to focus on his music. He underwent procedures in 2017 and most recently in 2026 (original text), and is currently recovering.
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