Simone Biles’ breast implant details have recently taken over the internet. On Wednesday, the gymnast shared a video on TikTok in which she revealed every single detail about her breast augmentation. From the doctor’s name to the recovery process, the 28-year-old didn’t spare any information. She first confirmed her new change in October through an Instagram Story. “First film — in a year — at the new house — with new [two cherry emoticons],” she wrote.
Simone Biles gets candid about breast implant procedure on TikTok
Simone Biles recently got candid about her breast implant procedure on TikTok. In the clip, she revealed all the details about the augmentation. “I got my boobs done June 16, but I know everybody wants to know: Who was the doctor? Where did I get them done? Did I do over or under? And what size implants did I do?” the athlete started the conversation.
Answering the questions, Biles informed that she had undergone the knife in Houston, Texas, and that her doctor was Dr. Kriti Mohan. With the help of the plastic surgeon, they decided that the placement would be under her muscle to get the most natural look. Furthermore, she went with 310cc top-quality, extra-filled silicone implants rather than 330cc as the latter “would not fit.”
After giving the basic information, Biles came to the important part, which was the recovery. She mentioned that it was not like how others described, saying that they went shopping or to the movies the next day. “Y’all lied. This s**t hurts… so bad,” she claimed. Moreover, the Olympian added that she “could not move by herself.”
According to her, she had a “rough” recovery and needed her husband, Jonathan Owens’, help to sit up in bed on the first day. However, Biles clarified that she might have struggled more because of her “high-muscle” build, which was seemingly taken care of during the surgery. Additionally, she “freaked out” when she initially looked at her new appearance.
As per her observation, they were “to my neck.” But Dr. Mohan assured her that the swelling would go down, and eventually, it did. “And now they’re perfect,” she laughed.
