Her booby buyer’s remorse nearly echoes that of A-lister Kylie Jenner, 25. She publicly aired her grievances about the operation to her 10.3 million TikTok followers, urging fans to prioritize self-love over social media’s ever-changing beauty standards. “I wish I would have waited and thought about whether surgery was something I really wanted to do,” McKay continued, “or if I just thought I needed a certain look.” McKay hadn’t considered getting plastic surgery until a relative commented on her chest size, rendering her insecure. “When I got my boobs done, the beauty trend was all about having the Kardashian look - big boobs and a big butt,” she said of the voluptuous family. In the months following the procedure, McKay realized that rather than keeping it real, she’d become hyper-fixated on keeping up with the Kim Ks of the world. “They looked fake, ginormous and made me feel uncomfortable.” Alyssa McKay shared her breast augmentation regrets with her 10 million TikTok followers. “For the first year and a half I hated my boobs,” McKay, 23, told The Post. The rash decision, which cost her $7,000, was one she instantly regretted. Prior to going under the knife, the Manhattan lifestyle content creator and aspiring actress had always been comfortable with her small chest - which called for a petite size AA bra.īut when a close family member urged the blond Gen Zer to augment her breasts for the sake of appealing to her growing social media audience, McKay, suddenly feeling insecure, rushed to book an appointment for busty C-cup silicon implants at a surgery center in her hometown of Portland, Oregon.
Wearable device with AI could allow for at-home breast cancer screenings: ‘Accessible and personalized’Īlmost immediately after getting her boobs done in March 2021, Alyssa McKay, then 21, felt her decision was a total bust. Gen Z is ditching bras in latest viral trend: ‘Let them be free’
I struggled with my 34H boobs - I sold my house to afford surgery I was thrown out of the mall over my skimpy, cleavage-baring outfit
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