In a recent TikTok video, Simone Biles addressed the numerous questions from fans regarding her breast surgery. As an 11-time Olympic medalist and one of the most accomplished gymnasts, Biles has captivated audiences worldwide, leading to many inquiries about her life and choices.
Recently, discussions have centered around her physique following her admission of undergoing at least three plastic surgeries. In a prior social media post, Biles revealed procedures including lower blepharoplasty, earlobe repair, and hinted at having undergone breast augmentation.
In her latest TikTok update, Biles confirmed her breast augmentation and explained the reasons behind her decision, acknowledging the curiosity from her followers.
In the video, she shared, “I got my boobs done June 16. I got them done in Houston, Texas, by Dr Kriti Mohan, she is the best. We decided under the muscle was going to be the best option for me based on my inspiration photos to get the most natural look.”
Addressing the frequently asked question, she revealed, “The question everyone wants to know: ‘What size are your implants?’ 310, high profile, extra filled, silicone.”
While the specifics might be unclear to some, those familiar with plastic surgery now have their answers. Biles also opened up about her challenging recovery, emphasizing that it wasn’t due to any complications.
She humorously contrasted her experience with others who claimed quick recoveries post-surgery.
Continuing in her video, Biles expressed: “How long was the recovery? Ya’ll lied, this s*** hurts so bad.
“Everyone was all like, ‘Oh my God, after my surgery, I was up at the movies, at the mall, I went shopping, hell no.
“You’re girl could not move by herself. So, I did take the full two weeks, and I am glad that I did because my recovery was rough.”
She further speculated that her slower recovery might be attributed to her muscular build, explaining, “I would say that, I don’t know, I am assuming, I am a bit more muscular than most girls that get them done, so going under the muscle and doing all that work really hurt my body.”