Kylie Jenner shares very specific details about one plastic surgery procedure
Kylie Cosmetics founder Kylie Jenner shocked followers after answering a fan's burning question about her breast implants
Kylie Jenner impressed fans when she answered a fan's question about her breast implants. The socialite and Kylie Cosmetics founder, 27, along with the rest of her family, have been making their rounds on the internet every time one of them undergoes a procedure or gets a small tweakment.
One curious fan on TikTok wanted to use Kylie's breasts as inspiration for her boob job as she made a video asking Kylie the specific details of her breast implants so she could get something similar done. According to the TikToker, Kylie had the 'most perfect, natural looking boob job ever'.
"This is a TikTok for Kylie Jenner," the TikToker, called Rachel, said. "Girl, please. Can you just tell us? Can you just tell me what it is that you asked for when you had your boobs done."
In the fairly lengthy video, she asked: "If you could just share that would be great. Thank you so much!"
She asked: "To me you have got what I am looking for to have done in terms of a boob job. They're the most perfect, natural looking boobs ever. They're still big but whatever way you had implants, if they are implants, or if you had fat transfer... To me it is perfection."
Much to the shock of fans, Kylie responded to the video with the details of what she had done. She said: "445 cc, moderate profile, half under the muscle!!!!! silicone!!! garth fisher!!! hope this helps lol."
A 'moderate profile' refers to the level of 'roundness' the breast has from the chest wall while cc stands for 'cubic centimetres'. Garth Fisher is the surgeon she used.
Taking to the comment section, impressed fans shared their thoughts on Kylie's quick response. One user said: "Kylie is the ultimate girls girl they could NEVER make me hate her."
"Her responding is so king kylie of her," one said and another posted: "Kylie commenting is sooooo top tier. We love her." Another added: "
"Oh! That's nice of her to respond. I'm not used to this type of transparency from their family. Hope she continues the trend," penned one fan.
Kylie has been asked about her procedures before and shared details on her website. She denied having any plastic surgery on her face and is adamant no filler or Botox has been injected into it.
"I'm not against plastic surgery but as of now, I only have fillers. Like I've said before, it has always been a huge insecurity of mine and I wanted to make a change," Kylie previously wrote on her website.
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