Welcome to We're Talking.

In this honest conversation, Chloe Ferry opens up about her journey with cosmetic surgery,

discussing everything from breast implants to BBLs and the emotional toll of constantly chasing perfection.

This week, we talk about the surgeries.

Yes.

You've been open about the surgeries.

And this is one where I think it's incredibly important because we're seeing a massive increase in the amount of surgeries that everyone's getting

but in particular young women are getting because we see the averages roughly between the

ages of 19 and 40.

So at 19. That's how old I was, 19. Mm-hmm. All right. So what, and I have a list of these. The first you mentioned is there were comments around breasts. Mm-hmm. So you thought, okay, I'm going to get breast implants. Mm-hmm. So. I got like, I got an uplift. Okay. It got an uplift because obviously people were saying that. My boobs was saggy. Okay. So you got that. Then there's more comments coming in. More comments, yeah. And it was just constantly about me looks. And this is like the society that we're living because it was never good. Never you've got a nice heart or you're beautiful. It was always negative

about my appearance. Yes. So then from there rhinoplasty, nose jaw, uh, liposuction.

So like a BBL. So a BBL is basically fat transfer where they take the fat from your stomach and put it in your

bum because I used to always get told that I had like a flat bum.

And like if you think that I woke up and thought that I looked good and I was happy about my decisions,

I was never.

It was like, it's surgery is like such a dark hole.

This is why I want to like make people away, especially

if you're young, like please, please think about getting surgery because like you'll end

up like me.

Like I want to go back to that girl, that picture.

I would literally give all my money now in my bank just to be that girl again because

it is just such a dark hole surgery. Now's so now who was I doing it in press?

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