Kaitlyn Bristowe admits she "Got a Little Addicted" to pain medication following her boob job.
Following her breast augmentation, Kaitlyn Bristowe's recuperation was not entirely smooth. The Bachelor Nation star opened up about her experience three months after having breast augmentation surgery for new implants, emphasizing to anyone having the same treatment to "make sure someone is taking care of you" during the healing period.
In an Instagram Stories Q&A on August 21, Kaitlyn stated, "I thought I’d be fine and forgot my whole pill taking schedule and got a little addicted to pain meds," according to Us Weekly. "Scary."
Meanwhile, the 40-year-old advised fans to "trust" their physician.
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"Don’t do any social media, make decisions or shop," she shared. "I couldn’t stop shopping, and I barely remember."
Additionally, Kaitlyn has never hidden her cosmetic surgery. Since competing on Chris Soules' season of The Bachelor in 2015, she previously disclosed that she had microblading and a brow lift, lip fillers, and her teeth "bonded."
She tweeted, "I finally learned how to contour," in a 2021 post on X, the platform that was formerly known as Twitter. "Oh, and I put on some weight."
Are You My First? took place in December. Blepharoplasty, a cosmetic procedure that removes excess skin and fat from the upper eyelids, was sought after by the host. Kaitlyn said she wanted the surgery to change what she described as a "very hooded lid."
"It was something that had bothered me for a very long time," this January, she gave a clarification on Instagram. "I’ve also wanted to tone down the Botox, so I figured that getting a bleph would help me open that eye without getting all the Botox."
At the time, Kaitlyn stated, "I’m not here to influence you or make you go get one and think you need one. I’m simply just being transparent and sharing my journey."
