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Boity Thulo reveals she had breast reduction surgery

Actress and rapper Boity Thulo recently penned an appreciation post to her breast reduction surgeon Dr Bruce Lelala for his compassion, care and the amazing work he did performing her breast reduction surgery.

The post got many followers sharing their interest in the surgery with some acknowledging how they are living better and happier after undergoing the procedure.

The appreciation post shared by the Wuz Dat rapper to Dr Bruce Lelala read:

“4 months ago on the 28th of Feb, I decided to take the plunge and do a procedure that benefitted me in more ways than I thought it would. A mastopexy which is a breast reduction and lift. This is a post to thank Dr Bruce not only for his incredible work but for his care and compassion throughout the healing process…from random calls of me stressing to taking out the time to go the extra mile regardless of what I felt I needed in Order to give me peace of mind.

“Over and above that, I’m so proud of having worked with one of the best, most qualified black surgeons in the continent. ❤️ Thank you, Doc. When the time comes, I’ll be calling you for a mommy makeover! ??❤️❤️❤️.”

She concluded by thanking her family for their support and taking care of her, adding:
“And thank you so much to my mommy @modiehithulo, @lee.lebeko and my grandma for taking such great care of me during the healing process! ?????.”

 

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One follower shared:

“I’m struggling with large breast and how to feel good about myself, they do affect how you feel as they affect what you can wear. The price has been my biggest hurdle but I have to. Bras have dug craters in shoulders. Thank you for posting this.”

Another follower echoed Boity’s sentiments by acknowledging the doctor’s caring nature. She added:

“The doctor behind my breast reduction the most kindest really. ??❤️.”

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