Nikocado Avocado Has Surgery to Remove 10 Lbs. of Loose Skin: 'I Had to Keep Pushing My Stomach into My Pants'

Mar. 15, 2025

Nikocado Avocado reveals he had 10 lbs. of loose skin removed.Photo:Nikocado Avocado/Youtube

Nikocado Avocado/Youtube

YouTube starNikocado Avocado— who famously unveiled a sudden 250-lb. weight loss, seemingly overnight — has shared another secret: He gotskin removalsurgery.“I had a lot of loose skin,” the social media star (real name: Nicholas Perry) said in aYouTubevideo posted Feb. 12 to his 4.6 million subscribers. “I knew I would have some and I was hiding it in my clothes … it’s just skin, you can kind of tuck it under your pants and hide it. And that’s what I decided to do, because I did not want to get skin removal surgery at that time.”Perry explained his previous decision to have afacelift, saying, “you can hide your rolls … you can’t hide your face.” However, as the 32-year-old explained in the video, he wanted to see how he fared with the facelift before considering a more complicated skin removal surgery.Nikocado Avocado before his 250 lbs. weight loss.Nicholas Perry“If I can’t survive this, then we’re definitely not doing loose skin removal,” Perry said, adding, “the facelift was so easy“ that during recovery, he consulted with a surgeon and went through with the skin removal.“I was shopping for clothes for a wedding, nothing fit, and I had to keep pushing my stomach into my pants. It was so annoying and gross and I just I was like, ‘I have to get this off.’ ”He underwent a “360 body lift,” which theAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeonsexplains removes “excess sagging skin and fat,” which can improve a  “dimpled, irregular skin surface.” The 360 — as Perry explains — comes from the incision that goes entirely around his torso, like a belt.During the procedure, he says, “They removed 10bs. of skin.“The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now!Nikocado Avocado shares his pre-surgery look.Nikocado Avocado/youtubeAs he shared details of his surgery, Perry ate a meal from McDonalds, albeit a smaller version of the meals he would eat when he rose to fame as the “King of Mukbangs.” Mukbang, which originated in South Korea, is agenre of videosin which people show themselves eating exorbitant amounts of food, usually junk food, while interacting with viewers.He took a break from the mukbang to show off the pre-surgery loose skin — whilst covering his nipples, because “YouTube can be a little weird.” He grabbed fistfuls of skin, saying it’s “like a blanket.” He also shared photos of the post-surgery waist binder, which he wears “24/7” — and then revealed his final look.“I am loving my results. I feel so good. I haven’t felt this good for, like, ever in my entire life,” Nikocado said, showing off the scars under his arms and around his waist. “I’ve never felt this good … I can’t wait to go to the beach and watch the sunrise and meditate and feel that sun and feel that breeze and breathe that air.”Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

YouTube starNikocado Avocado— who famously unveiled a sudden 250-lb. weight loss, seemingly overnight — has shared another secret: He gotskin removalsurgery.

“I had a lot of loose skin,” the social media star (real name: Nicholas Perry) said in aYouTubevideo posted Feb. 12 to his 4.6 million subscribers. “I knew I would have some and I was hiding it in my clothes … it’s just skin, you can kind of tuck it under your pants and hide it. And that’s what I decided to do, because I did not want to get skin removal surgery at that time.”

Perry explained his previous decision to have afacelift, saying, “you can hide your rolls … you can’t hide your face.” However, as the 32-year-old explained in the video, he wanted to see how he fared with the facelift before considering a more complicated skin removal surgery.

Nikocado Avocado before his 250 lbs. weight loss.Nicholas Perry

Nicholas Perry

“If I can’t survive this, then we’re definitely not doing loose skin removal,” Perry said, adding, “the facelift was so easy“ that during recovery, he consulted with a surgeon and went through with the skin removal.

“I was shopping for clothes for a wedding, nothing fit, and I had to keep pushing my stomach into my pants. It was so annoying and gross and I just I was like, ‘I have to get this off.’ ”

He underwent a “360 body lift,” which theAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeonsexplains removes “excess sagging skin and fat,” which can improve a  “dimpled, irregular skin surface.” The 360 — as Perry explains — comes from the incision that goes entirely around his torso, like a belt.

During the procedure, he says, “They removed 10bs. of skin.”

The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now!

Nikocado Avocado shares his pre-surgery look.Nikocado Avocado/youtube

Nikocado Avocado/youtube

As he shared details of his surgery, Perry ate a meal from McDonalds, albeit a smaller version of the meals he would eat when he rose to fame as the “King of Mukbangs.” Mukbang, which originated in South Korea, is agenre of videosin which people show themselves eating exorbitant amounts of food, usually junk food, while interacting with viewers.

He took a break from the mukbang to show off the pre-surgery loose skin — whilst covering his nipples, because “YouTube can be a little weird.” He grabbed fistfuls of skin, saying it’s “like a blanket.” He also shared photos of the post-surgery waist binder, which he wears “24/7” — and then revealed his final look.

“I am loving my results. I feel so good. I haven’t felt this good for, like, ever in my entire life,” Nikocado said, showing off the scars under his arms and around his waist. “I’ve never felt this good … I can’t wait to go to the beach and watch the sunrise and meditate and feel that sun and feel that breeze and breathe that air.”

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