Dylan Wang Jokes Off Surgery Rumour on Set
SingTao · 2 SOURCESabout 5 hours ago5 MIN
Summary
Chinese actor Dylan Wang (王鶴棣) made his first public appearance after online rumours claimed he suffered complications from an alleged penis-enlargement procedure involving hyaluronic acid injections. On September 29, he attended a recording of the variety show Hello, Saturday in a Monkey D. Luffy costume from the anime One Piece. During the taping, he responded with humour, saying he was doing well and that his “bro” was also doing well, a remark widely understood as a denial of the rumour. His studio had earlier called the circulating chat screenshots fabricated, said evidence had been preserved, and stated it had reported the matter to police, while a clinic named in the speculation also denied he had ever been treated there.
Key Points
- SingTao said Wang first reappeared on September 29 after rumours spread that hyaluronic acid injections had caused embolism, necrosis and impotence
- At the Hello, Saturday recording, he appeared dressed as One Piece protagonist Monkey D. Luffy, wearing the character’s signature straw-hat look.
- According to both reports, Wang told the audience: “Let me reassure everyone, I’m doing very well, and my ‘bro’ is also doing very well.”
- SingTao cited audience accounts saying Wang looked slightly slimmer, interacted with spectators during breaks, and appeared relaxed and unaffected by the rumour
- His studio issued a stern statement rejecting the claims as malicious fabrication, while am730 said Shanghai Jinghe Medical also denied he had visited and said it did not offer that treatment.
Why It Matters
For Hong Kong readers who closely follow mainland entertainment news, the episode shows how quickly unverified gossip can dominate online discussion and force a public response from celebrities and their teams. It also underlines the growing use of legal action and public clarification by studios when rumours involve medical privacy and reputational harm.