Kayla Jade

Jesus.

So we have to drive all the way back to the clinic and I see the doctor.

I'm undressed and he looks at my body and he's like, oh, you don't have enough fat for this BBL.

Yeah, you take out fat from anywhere in your body.

So it could be your arms, your stomach, your back, and then you inject it into your butt.

Yeah.

So he was looking at me and he was like, you definitely don't have enough fat for this BBL.

I knew I had enough fat for this BBL.

Okay, I had been like I had been guzzling down milkshakes like gaining weight for this BBL.

Yeah, yeah.

And so that was the first like he was like, yeah, you don't have enough fat so you're not going to get the results you want.

And I'm like, I was a little bit, like, disheartened by that, but I was still, like, I was still optimistic.

I was like, okay, like, it's okay.

Like, maybe the surgery will go really well and, you know, I'll get the outcome I want.

And so comes the surgery day and they've marked me up.

I go into theatre, go under, and everyone's worst nightmare happens.

Like, I wake up on the operating table.

Yeah, so basically I could feel –

everything.

So when you get a BBL, they have this metal rod that basically they ram it into your stomach and it sucks out the fat.