Michelle Renaud, Why Did You Remove Your Breast Implants?

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

9 years ago, when her acting career was just beginning to take off, the pressure of the environment led Michelle Renaud to go through the operating room to undergo breast surgery. "I was a pretty insecure girl because my mom and dad made me flat," she said honestly.

What he thought at the time was a "very good decision" because the doctors always told me that there was no risk and that the implant did nothing to your body, "ended up taking its toll.

"Implants do harm, they are toxic and they do generate many symptoms that nobody talks about," acknowledged Michelle.

That is why the protagonist of successful Televisa soap operas such as The Shadow of the Past and Daughters of the Moon recently made the decision to take them off.

With the aim of raising awareness about the damage that implants can cause in the body and at the same time inviting women who follow her to accept themselves as they are, the Mexican actress documented the entire process through her social networks.

The operation, according to Michelle in the video she shared on Instagram, lasted more than three hours since the last surgeon who had changed her implants had left a capsule inside and it was necessary to remove it. And it was a complete success.

"There is nothing more important than health and this society has taught us that we have to have bubis to be happy and the truth is that no," said the Mexican star.

For the actress it was essential to have the support of her family and especially her partner Danilo Carrera when making the decision to remove the implants.

"It was very important to me," he acknowledged. "Not having to listen to anyone who asked me to take them off or told me that I was going to look bad."

Today, the protagonist of soap operas cannot be happier with her natural breasts.

"I am think that the flattest that exists on the planet and I am very happy with my body, it is a roll of self-esteem and maturity that is better worth working at home and not in the operating room," concluded Michelle.