Just In:Simone Biles details the physical difficulties she’s facing after having a boob job

Simone Biles has disclosed new details about the breast augmentation surgery she underwent in June, describing a level of pain and difficulty that far exceeded her expectations.The 28-year-old Olympic champion explained the experience in a recent TikTok video, outlining the challenges of her recovery and her initial shock at the physical changes that followed the procedure.”You all lied, this hurts so bad,” Biles declared.She attributed the intensity of the pain in part to her muscular build and her decision to have the implants placed under the muscle, a technique that is known to create a more difficult recovery period.”I took the full two weeks and I am glad I did because my recovery was rough,” she added.

Biles describes initial panic over post-surgery appearance

Beyond the physical pain, Biles admitted she initially panicked when she saw how her chest appeared in the days following the surgery. Swelling placed the implants unusually high, leading her to fear that the results were unnatural.
“They were up to my neck and I did freak out,” she said.”I said, ‘Take them out, they need to be smaller, they look like aliens.'”

She contacted her surgeon, who assured her that the appearance was temporary. Biles now says the implants have settled and that she is satisfied with the final result.Rumors about the surgery began earlier in the summer, when Biles appeared publicly after a brief period out of sight. Shortly afterward, she posted a video of herself performing a backflip on a trampoline at home. The caption referenced her “new” appearance, prompting widespread speculation that she had undergone cosmetic work, although she did not confirm the procedure at the time.

This personal revelation comes during a period of renewed athletic dominance for Biles. She delivered a commanding performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, capturing gold in the team event, the all-around competition, and the vault. Her success in Paris has revived discussions about her long-term future in the sport, as few gymnasts have remained competitive at an elite level into their late twenties.