5 Truths I Didn’t Know About Getting My Boobs Done

1. Weight Loss Gave Me Confidence — But It Took My Curves With It

I worked so hard to lose weight and feel better in my body, but no one tells you how complicated that can be emotionally. I lost 80+ pounds, and while I loved seeing the results, I didn’t expect to lose the fullness in my chest too. It wasn’t just fat; it was me. Suddenly, my bras didn’t fit, tops looked awkward, and everything felt like it was just… slipping. I didn’t feel feminine. I didn’t feel secure.

2. Push-Up Bras Can’t Fix What You’ve Lost

I used to spend so much money on bras trying to make things look “normal” again. Push-up bras, strapless bras, sports bras for the gym… you name it, I tried it. And nothing worked. I was still dealing with slippage, insecurity, and the constant anxiety of “is something showing?” every time I moved. I finally realized I was throwing money at a temporary fix when what I really wanted was a long-term solution.

3. Breast Augmentation Isn’t Just About Size — It’s About Ownership

Before Sono Bello, I never really had an intimate relationship with my chest. I’d always felt disconnected from it, like it was this awkward part of me I had to hide. The idea of wearing a low-cut top or a bikini wasn’t just uncomfortable, it felt almost shameful.

After my procedure? I feel lifted, secure, and completely in tune with my body. For the first time ever, I feel like I own this part of myself, and it’s a game-changer.

4. The Only Regret I Have Is Not Doing It Sooner

I’m three months post-op now, and the results are everything I hoped for. The procedure was smooth, the healing process was honestly way easier than I thought, and I feel incredible.

The only negative thing I can say about the entire experience? That I waited as long as I did. I let fear, judgment, and overthinking get in the way of something that ultimately brought me peace.

5. You Don’t Owe Anyone an Explanation for What You Do With Your Body

As a creator, I know I’m going to be judged for talking about plastic surgery. People love to comment, assume, and project. But here’s the truth: your body is yours. No one gets to decide how you should feel in it, or what you should do to feel confident in it.

Whether you’re considering implants, a lift, a reduction, or none of the above, do it for you. Not for your partner. Not for your followers. For your own joy and connection to your body.

Need someone to talk to about it? Start with a free consultation at Sono Bello. It’s private, judgment-free, and tailored to you. Just like my results.