Francisco Nicolás Gómez Iglesias, popularly known as 'Little Nicolás', is back in the news after the streaming platform Netflix published the documentary based on his story.
The audiovisual project, which is called (P)Ícaro: El Pequeno Nicolás, premiered on February 15 on the film and series website. In just a few days, thousands of people have watched the documentary and have made it one of the most viewed content on Netflix. In this production, the former Big Brother VIP contestant tells how he went from being a complete stranger to surrounding himself with politicians, businessmen and even members of the Royal House.
Because his name has become popular again, some of his followers have rescued an Instagram video in which you can see what aesthetic treatment he carried out to 'masculinize' his face.
This is an audiovisual piece that Doctor Ángel Martín shared on his Instagram account almost three years ago. In this video, you can see how the Menorca clinic professional applies hyaluronic acid to project Gómez's chin and make his mandibular arch more pronounced.
''Without anesthesia and in just 5 minutes we have a spectacular result,'' wrote the aesthetic medicine expert in the publication that showed the physical change of the almost 30-year-old young man.
This procedure is one of the most common among patients seeking to accentuate their masculine features and have a more pronounced chin. Although the effects are practically immediate, they last approximately one to two years.
Dr. Martín is well known among the famous people of our country, since he has welcomed important celebrities, athletes, artists, content creators, political figures, etc. in his clinic.
Thanks to his social networks, we can see that Martín shares a great friendship with Alejandro Sanz, Malú, Iker Casillas, Feliciano López, Miguel Torres, Rafa Nadal, Almeida and José Mercé, among others.
A few hours ago, the doctor shared another before and after photo of Francisco Nicolás with the treatment through his Instagram stories, so we do not know if the young man from Madrid has resorted to said aesthetic touch-up again or if it is a old images.
The treatment that 'little Nicolás' underwent to be more attractive varies greatly in price depending on the clinic where you perform it and the constitution and situation of each patient.
As a general rule, we are dealing with an aesthetic touch-up that costs at least 400 euros, but the most normal thing is that people who undergo it pay around 700 euros.
