MAFS Star Bec Zacharia Undergoes Boob Job in Bali, Addresses Cosmetic Surgery Backlash
The reality TV personality defended her latest procedure, stating it's about personal confidence and refuting claims she would never undergo a labiaplasty.
Bec Zacharia, a participant on Married at First Sight, has undergone a breast augmentation in Bali, her latest cosmetic procedure on the Indonesian island. Zacharia, 35, shared before and after photos of the surgery, performed by Dr. Eduardo Nunes.
The reality star stated her decision to increase her chest size was influenced by recent weight loss. "I have loved being part of an itty bitty titty committee, but I have lost lots of weight lately and everything drops when you do so," Zacharia told the Daily Mail. "This is the next step. I am looking forward to chucking on some activewear and having some cleavage."
She added that the surgery is a personal reward, saying, "It's about how I feel and look. It's kind of like a "congratulations" to myself, because I have worked my a**e off to get to the body I have."
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Zacharia has faced public scrutiny for her cosmetic procedures, including a controversial "Barbie waist" operation earlier this year. She addressed the criticism, stating, "People say it makes me insecure but I say by getting it and openly talking about it, it makes me very secure. If I was insecure, I would be trying to hide it and not tell anyone."
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This breast augmentation follows other cosmetic surgeries Zacharia has had. In April, she underwent a FUPA (fatty upper pubic area) reduction. She had previously expressed interest in other procedures, including a nose job and further breast augmentation, as well as having loose skin removed after significant weight loss during the filming of MAFS.
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Zacharia also revealed that despite her openness to various procedures, she would decline a labiaplasty. "I got offered a labiaplasty and said absolutely not. I already have a good situation there. I don't want that!" she told the Mail. She reiterated her stance on elective surgery: "I am only going to get elective surgery if I feel I really need it."
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Earlier in her life, Zacharia underwent significant jaw surgery in her early 20s, which she described as life-changing and the "best thing that could have happened to me."