Maya Buskila’s Facelift Surgery Postponed Last Minute Over Safety Concerns
Israeli singer Maya Buskila, 48, was scheduled to undergo a facelift surgery on the morning of August 27, 2026, at the clinic of Dr. Eran Milt, a senior plastic surgeon at Sheba Medical Center known for treating celebrities like Daniel Greenberg and Bel Agam. However, the procedure was abruptly canceled just before it was to begin due to safety concerns. It was revealed that Buskila had not followed a mandatory medical directive to stop smoking for a month prior to the surgery, which posed a risk to the operation's success.
The medical team, prioritizing patient safety, decided to postpone the surgery until Buskila complies with all preoperative instructions. Despite the cancellation, Buskila and Dr. Milt made use of the unexpected free time by sharing breakfast at a nearby Aroma café. The singer, who recently disclosed that she and her husband Shauli Shalvim, 30, are trying to have a child, remains committed to the procedure, which will be rescheduled once she meets the necessary health requirements.
This last-minute decision underscores the importance of adhering to pre-surgical guidelines to ensure patient safety and optimal outcomes. Fans and followers are now awaiting updates on Buskila’s recovery and the eventual results of her anticipated facelift.
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