I flew to Turkey for a mummy makeover – it’s the worst decision I’ve made, I’m in such pain but can’t cry as it’s agony
A BRAVE woman has shared a very honest account of her mummy makeover surgery to prove it’s not “plain sailing” like some people make out.
Maisie Smith, who flew to Instanbul, Turkey for a 360 tummy tuck, FDL (removes excess fat and sin), Mons (pubic) lift, uplift and implants, says it’s one of the “hardest things” she’s done and felt so bad, she didn’t think she’d make it out alive.
Documenting her journey to highlight the reality of mummy makeover surgery, Maisie can be seen lying her bed shortly after her operation.
“I can’t even cry…this is the worst thing I’ve ever done in my life,” she says, in the clip shared to TikTok.
“I’m in so much pain….I’m so uncomfortable.
“I’ve got to have a blood transfusion, I need a wash…I just want my mum.
“It’s f***ing horrible.”
She captioned the post: “Cannot express how I feel right now.”
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But thankfully, three days later, a smiley Maisie can be seen sharing a surgery update back home.
“I’m not crying because I had a tooth out…it was horrific,” she explains.
“I only blogged it to tell people it ain’t as easy as people make it out to be.
“I’m going to be the one to tell you about that – so if I’ve got to post a video about me crying in hysterics – or trying to cry because I can’t cry because my stomach feels like it’s going to explode – then so be it.”
The post quickly racked up over 485k views and hundreds of comments from social media users – with many quick to commend Maisie on her sheer honesty.
“Ah the price ( pain ) of vanity,” wrote one person.
“Maisie hit back: “Absolutely! This is why I’ve not sugarcoated an absolute thing I’ve blogged the whole way so people know what they’re in for! Anything else?????.”
A second reassured: “Thank you for sharing I really appreciate your honesty so much new follower as I’m going to Turkey the end of this year.”
A third praised: “All that in one go isn’t for the faint hearted! Good for you.”
Meanwhile, a fourth noted: “I respect you so much.”
Another commented: “Well said. You’re keeping it real. Speedy recovery.”
A further added: “Love how you keep it real.”
And one more chimed in: “Thank you for sharing your journey with us all …and being so honest and real.”