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New York Post
11-05-2025
- Health
- New York Post
This woman spent almost $100k to become a hot mom after giving birth: ‘I'm stepping into this new phase with confidence'
This mom has got it going on. When Cléo Souza's daughter Alma was born, she not only wanted to get her pre-baby body back, but she also needed to feel like herself again — so she decided to spend several thousand dollars to go under the knife to achieve that. 'I went through some very intense changes in my body after pregnancy,' she told NeedToKnow. Advertisement Although she lost some weight after giving birth, she still wasn't satisfied with how her body looked. 4 'I went through some very intense changes in my body after pregnancy,' she told NeedToKnow. Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria And despite being grateful for her body because 'it had just brought life into the world – but I also felt discomfort in certain areas, like the sagging skin or my protruding belly button.' Advertisement As a result, Souza underwent a breast implant replacement surgery due to increased volume during breastfeeding and a mini-abdominoplasty to correct an umbilical hernia. 'The aesthetics of my abdomen were bothering me and the surgery fixed everything,' the new mom revealed. 'I never did it because of pressure. It was always for me.' Souza also received several non-invasive treatments, such as Botox and hyaluronic acid injections on her face, and collagen bio-stimulators on both her face and butt. Advertisement 'I also had PDO threads applied, both the smooth kind, which stimulate collagen, and lifting threads, which work like a mini facelift,' the mom explained. 4 Souza also received several non-invasive treatments. Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria 'They're subtle changes, but they make all the difference,' she told NeedToKnow. Ultimately, Souza is thrilled with her decision and her new look. Advertisement 4 'They're subtle changes, but they make all the difference,' she told NeedToKnow. Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria 'Motherhood has changed me deeply, but I needed to reconnect with the woman I've always been.' 'The procedures were a way to reconnect with who I am, to look in the mirror and see a stronger, more cared-for version of myself,' she added. A woman feeling like herself again after giving birth is important — and these changes did exactly that for Souza. 'Today, I feel happier, more comfortable in my clothes, in my choices, and most importantly, in my own skin.' 4 'Motherhood has changed me deeply, but I needed to reconnect with the woman I've always been,' Souza said. Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria 'It was never about going back to who I was before but about stepping into this new phase with confidence,' she added. Advertisement And she believes this decision will positively affect her daughter in the long run. 'I know my daughter will grow up seeing her mother strong, confident and in control of her own story,' she said.
Scottish Sun
11-05-2025
- Health
- Scottish Sun
I spent £75k to turn myself into a ‘yummy mummy' – not only am I now more confident in a bikini, but a better parent too
The Brazilian stunner insists she 'never did it because of pressure' SIMPLY THE BREAST I spent £75k to turn myself into a 'yummy mummy' – not only am I now more confident in a bikini, but a better parent too A MUM has spent £75,000 to become a 'yummy mummy' and claims she did it all for herself. After giving birth to her only daughter, Cléo Souza decided to invest in a series of surgeries and non-invasive treatments to address the changes to her body. Advertisement 5 The mum went under the knife very soon after her little girl, Alma, arrived Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria 5 Cléo also turned to collagen bio-stimulators for her face and buttocks Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria 5 The Brazilian beauty is also undergoing micro-focused ultrasounds for muscle tightening. Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria The mum went under the knife very soon after her little girl, Alma, arrived – starting by undergoing a breast implant replacement due to increased volume during breastfeeding. Not long after that, she had a mini-abdominoplasty to correct an umbilical hernia. 'The aesthetics of my abdomen were bothering me and the surgery fixed everything,' Cléo told NeedToKnow. 'I went through some very intense changes in my body after pregnancy. Advertisement ''Even though I lost the weight quickly, I still didn't quite recognise myself. 'Every decision was made autonomously and responsibly. 'I never did it because of pressure. 'It was always for me. Advertisement 'Before, I was grateful for my body – it had just brought life into the world – but I also felt discomfort in certain areas, like the sagging skin or my protruding belly button. 'After the procedures, I feel more confident and at peace with my reflection. I lost 3 stone in 2 months on fat jabs but a horrific side effect forced me to stop - now I'm planning a gastric bypass 'I feel lighter, more aligned inside and out.' Cléo also turned to collagen bio-stimulators for her face and buttocks, as well as Botox and hyaluronic acid injections at strategic points on her face. Advertisement She is also undergoing micro-focused ultrasounds for muscle tightening. She said: 'I added skin boosters into my routine – procedures that deeply hydrate the skin without adding volume, especially around the lips. 'I also had PDO threads applied, both the smooth kind, which stimulate collagen, and lifting threads, which work like a mini facelift.' The mum said: 'It is one of the most productive in terms of self-care, the experience was carried out under medical supervision, with a focus on natural results and minimally invasive techniques. Advertisement Molly-Mae's glow-down from 'glamour model' to 'yummy mummy' Celebrity PR Expert, Ed Hopkins told Fabulous: 'I believe Molly-Mae Hague's new look is more than just a style change but a powerful statement of who she is becoming. 'It underscores her journey towards authenticity, maturity, and sophistication and is likely to enhance her success and influence in the years to come.' Brand and Culture Expert Nick Ede agreed, and told Fabulous: 'Molly-Mae has transformed herself into a yummy mummy who has ditched the glamour model style for a more relaxed and natural look. 'She's becoming more down to earth and relatable to people and cleverly showing a softer side which will win her legions more fans in the process.' According to Ed Hopkins, Molly-Mae's chic new look could be 'highly lucrative' for the star. Ed told Fabulous: 'Molly-Mae Hague's transformation towards a more natural, chic look seems to be a testament to her personal growth and evolving style. 'This change, which has become more pronounced since she became a mother, appears to reflect her journey towards embracing authenticity and sophistication. 'It's possible that this new image could be highly lucrative for Molly-Mae. 'Her chic, understated style might appeal to a wider audience, including more mature demographics and high-end brands, potentially opening up lucrative endorsement deals and partnerships. 'By adopting a more elegant look, she seems to align herself with premium and luxury brands that favour natural beauty and sophistication, which could lead to higher-paying collaborations. 'Additionally, with consumers increasingly valuing authenticity and natural beauty, her new image could be both timely and marketable.' Nick Ede agreed and told Fabulous: 'She has started to promote some really great luxury brands including the cosmetics brand Tatcha and with her laid back look she will make a lot of money from brands looking to align with her.' Ed also noted that Molly-Mae's transformation may be a sign that she is looking to step away from her reality show past. He continued: 'Molly-Mae's transformation also seems to symbolise her desire even more so to well and truly step out of the shadow of her Love Island persona. 'The shift to a more mature and unique style appears to demonstrate her growth and her wish to be seen as an individual beyond her reality TV beginnings. 'By shedding the bold, flashy look associated with her time on Love Island, she might be rebranding herself as a serious businesswoman and influencer who is carving out her own identity. 'This new look helps her stand out in the crowded influencer market, showcasing her as a trendsetter with a distinctive, refined aesthetic.' Nick agreed and claimed: 'Shedding the flash looks she previously went for, she's also detaching herself from the Love Island stereotype and stepping out as her own person with a cool look that's not flashy but totally on trend. 'Gone are the 'look at me' posts and in are family style posts and trend led fashion statements.' 'I love seeing my face respond to the treatments. 'They're subtle changes, but they make all the difference.' Emotionally, Cléo feels as if she has re-claimed her identity. She said: 'Motherhood has changed me deeply but I needed to reconnect with the woman I've always been. Advertisement 'Taking care of my body is my way of honouring that woman. 'Today, I feel happier, more comfortable in my clothes, in my choices, and most importantly, in my own skin.' Her family have also been super supportive of her decisions. Cléo, who hails from Brazil, added: 'I was very open about each step and everything was done with proper medical supervision. Advertisement 'What matters most to them is seeing me healthy and happy. 'I know my daughter will grow up seeing her mother strong, confident and in control of her own story. 'The procedures were a way to reconnect with who I am, to look in the mirror and see a stronger, more cared-for version of myself. 'It was never about going back to who I was before but about stepping into this new phase with confidence.' Advertisement 5 The mum, pictured with her daughter, has also had Botox and hyaluronic acid injections at strategic points on her face Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria
The Irish Sun
11-05-2025
- Health
- The Irish Sun
I spent £75k to turn myself into a ‘yummy mummy' – not only am I now more confident in a bikini, but a better parent too
A MUM has spent £75,000 to become a 'yummy mummy' and claims she did it all for herself. After giving birth to her only daughter, Cléo Souza decided to invest in a series of surgeries and 5 The mum went under the knife very soon after her little girl, Alma, arrived Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria 5 Cléo also turned to collagen bio-stimulators for her face and buttocks Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria 5 The Brazilian beauty is also undergoing micro-focused ultrasounds for muscle tightening. Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria The mum went under the knife very soon after her little girl, Alma, arrived – starting by undergoing a Not long after that, she had a mini-abdominoplasty to correct an umbilical hernia. 'The aesthetics of my abdomen were bothering me and the surgery fixed everything,' Cléo told NeedToKnow. 'I went through some very intense changes in my body after pregnancy. READ MORE ON BEAUTY ''Even though I lost the weight quickly, I still didn't quite recognise myself. 'Every decision was made autonomously and responsibly. 'I never did it because of pressure. 'It was always for me. Most read in Fabulous 'Before, I was grateful for my body – it had just brought life into the world – but I also felt discomfort in certain areas, like the 'After the procedures, I feel more confident and at peace with my reflection. I lost 3 stone in 2 months on fat jabs but a horrific side effect forced me to stop - now I'm planning a gastric bypass 'I feel lighter, more aligned inside and out.' Cléo also turned to She is also undergoing micro-focused ultrasounds for muscle tightening. She said: 'I added skin boosters into my routine – procedures that deeply hydrate the skin without adding volume, especially around the lips. 'I also had PDO threads applied, both the smooth kind, which stimulate collagen, and lifting threads, which work like a mini The mum said: 'It is one of the most productive in terms of Molly-Mae's glow-down from 'glamour model' to 'yummy mummy' Celebrity PR Expert, Ed Hopkins told Fabulous: 'I believe 'It underscores her journey towards authenticity, maturity, and sophistication and is likely to enhance her success and influence in the years to come.' Brand and Culture Expert Nick Ede agreed, and told Fabulous: 'Molly-Mae has transformed herself into a yummy mummy who has ditched the glamour model style for a more relaxed and natural look. 'She's becoming more down to earth and relatable to people and cleverly showing a softer side which will win her legions more fans in the process.' According to Ed Hopkins, Molly-Mae's chic new look could be 'highly lucrative' for the star. Ed told Fabulous: 'Molly-Mae Hague's transformation towards a more natural, chic look seems to be a testament to her personal growth and evolving style. 'This change, which has become more pronounced since she became a mother, appears to reflect her journey towards embracing authenticity and sophistication. 'It's possible that this new image could be highly lucrative for Molly-Mae. 'Her chic, understated style might appeal to a wider audience, including more mature demographics and high-end brands, potentially opening up lucrative endorsement deals and partnerships. 'By adopting a more elegant look, she seems to align herself with premium and luxury brands that favour natural beauty and sophistication, which could lead to higher-paying collaborations. 'Additionally, with consumers increasingly valuing authenticity and natural beauty, her new image could be both timely and marketable.' Nick Ede agreed and told Fabulous: 'She has started to promote some really great luxury brands including the cosmetics brand Tatcha and with her laid back look she will make a lot of money from brands looking to align with her.' Ed also noted that Molly-Mae's transformation may be a sign that she is looking to step away from her reality show past. He continued: 'Molly-Mae's transformation also seems to symbolise her desire even more so to well and truly step out of the shadow of her Love Island persona. 'The shift to a more mature and unique style appears to demonstrate her growth and her wish to be seen as an individual beyond her reality TV beginnings. 'By shedding the bold, flashy look associated with her time on Love Island, she might be rebranding herself as a serious businesswoman and influencer who is carving out her own identity. 'This new look helps her stand out in the crowded influencer market, showcasing her as a trendsetter with a distinctive, refined aesthetic.' Nick agreed and claimed: 'Shedding the flash looks she previously went for, she's also detaching herself from the Love Island stereotype and stepping out as her own person with a cool look that's not flashy but totally on trend. 'Gone are the 'look at me' posts and in are family style posts and trend led fashion statements.' 'I love seeing my face respond to the treatments. 'They're subtle changes, but they make all the difference.' Emotionally, Cléo feels as if she has re-claimed her identity. She said: 'Motherhood has changed me deeply but I needed to reconnect with the woman I've always been. 'Taking care of my body is my way of honouring that woman. 'Today, I feel happier, more comfortable in my clothes, in my choices, and most importantly, in my own skin.' Her family have also been super supportive of her decisions. Cléo, who hails from Brazil, added: 'I was very open about each step and everything was done with proper medical supervision. 'What matters most to them is seeing me healthy and happy. 'I know my daughter will grow up seeing her mother strong, confident and in control of her own story. 'The procedures were a way to reconnect with who I am, to look in the mirror and see a stronger, more cared-for version of myself. 'It was never about going back to who I was before but about stepping into this new phase with confidence.' 5 The mum, pictured with her daughter, has also had Botox and hyaluronic acid injections at strategic points on her face Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria 5 The Brazilian stunner insists she 'never did it because of pressure' Credit: Jam Press/@cleosouza_z/CO Assessoria
