MAFS Star Bec Zacharia Announces Further Plastic Surgery Plans
Married At First Sight's Bec Zacharia is preparing for another cosmetic procedure in Bali, a breast augmentation, following a recent 'Barbie waist' surgery.
Bec Zacharia, known for her appearance on Married at First Sight, has revealed her intention to undergo further plastic surgery. The 35-year-old reality star is scheduled for a breast augmentation procedure in Bali, following a previous cosmetic operation earlier this year.
Zacharia shared her plans in a video posted to Instagram over the weekend, acknowledging that she anticipates criticism similar to that she received after her 'Barbie waist' surgery. "I'm going to get more plastic surgery. I have been given an amazing opportunity to go and get these itty-bitty titties lifted and implanted, and I don't give a f**k what any of you say," she stated, expressing excitement for the upcoming procedure. She added, "I cannot wait to no longer be part of the itty-bitty titty committee."
She explained that the goal of the breast augmentation is to prevent her breasts from falling to the side when she wears a bikini. Zacharia also provided an update on her recovery from rib contouring surgery, reporting that she is 12 weeks post-operation and has stopped wearing her corrective corset, stating she is satisfied with the results. Additionally, she mentioned undergoing teeth alignment with Invisalign braces.
Earlier in October, Zacharia became emotional on a flight due to ongoing criticism regarding her physical transformations. She has been publicly documenting her weight loss journey, which has included losing 30 kilograms and undergoing the 'Barbie waist' procedure in Bali. The star addressed accusations of hypocrisy regarding her diet, clarifying that she is adopting a moderation approach after past struggles with binge eating.
Speaking on the MAFS Unleashed podcast, Zacharia clarified that her previous procedure involved rib contouring, not rib removal. She described the process as an alteration of her lower floating ribs, requiring the use of a tight-fitting corset during recovery. She stated that doctors used ultrasonic technology and a small needle, with no incisions, and that she only required paracetamol for pain management for four days post-operation.
