Cavinder twins post update on their recovery from boob-job surgery after going under the knife together
The 24-year-old sisters, who wrapped up their collegiate careers last year with the University of Miami, shared with their fans on Wednesday that they were set to undergo the surgery.
They later released a video on social media showing them resting in hospital beds, with Haley confirming that the procedures went to plan while Hanna was still feeling the effects of the anesthesia at the time.
On Friday, they seemed to be doing even better as they took a light stroll on a treadmill.
Haley explained that the twins had only been cleared for extremely light movement and were not supposed to sweat, so they walked a relaxed mile inside at the gym.
Hanna, meanwhile, added that she had felt some 'tightness' on Friday morning and experienced a bit of bleeding the day prior.
Nonetheless, the sisters seem to be adjusting to their new reality.
'I think this is a huge test for Hanna and I,' Haley said. 'Because we are so regimented when it comes to workouts, steps, nutrition, and this is allowing us to really slow down and listen to your body.'
Haley added that the pair planned to do some bra shopping following their procedures.
The twins announced their surgery on Wednesday after sharing a short clip on social media of Haley being seen to by a nurse in bed and Hanna walking up to the camera.
'Still trying to figure out how being 3 minutes older means she gets her job first,' Hanna wrote as the caption, clearly showing no nerves ahead of her procedure.
Haley later posted a clip on TikTok of Hanna looking dazed in her hospital bed before explaining: 'I am an hour out and she is an hour out. I think that the doctor said she needed more anesthesia because Hanna's like very wired if you haven't realized that compared to me. So I think mine wore off way more.'
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The duo capitalized on their fame as college basketball players with the Miami Hurricanes to become a huge presence together as social media influencers.
They have 4.6million followers on TikTok, and last year walked the runway for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit's fashion show in Miami
Haley is engaged to NFL star Jake Ferguson, who plays for the Dallas Cowboys.
Hanna, meanwhile, was recently dating college football star Carson Beck, but they split earlier this year with Hanna accusing him of infidelity.
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