An OnlyFans model has revealed her method for bizarre 'instant boob jobs' that last less than 24 hours – injecting her chest with saltwater.
Former Playboy bunny Kayla Kayden is no stranger to breast augmentation surgery and had the new trick, dubbed the 'insta breast', recommended to her by her plastic surgeon.
Having first gone under the knife at the age of 19, Kayla boasted E cup breasts for 13 years, before she was forced to remove the implants in 2021.
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The 34-year-old, from Las Vegas, Nevada, US, whose natural size is a C cup, missed her larger chest but was in two minds about going under the knife again as she was concerned it could leave heavy scarring.
“I told my plastic surgeon that I didn't know if I wanted implants again, and he suggested getting saline (a mixture of salt and water) put in,” Kayla, who has 383,000 followers on Instagram, told NudePR.com.
“They get these 24-hour boosters so he did the injection and it worked – I was shocked.
“They look much bigger and are 1,000 times better than implants."
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She continued: “As water goes into the natural chest area, it doesn't look like implants, that's why I like it.
“I can be my normal self and then when I want to look all glammed up, I put a wig on and do my boobs.
“The injections take you from your normal size to three or five times your natural size.
“With the implants, you can feel a ball inside your chest.
“But with the water, it's like a waterbed – you don't even notice it's in there.”
The process is considered to be broadly safe, albeit with some risks, similar to more "traditional" breast enhancement surgery.
Daniel Mills, a plastic surgeon in California and member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), told Yahoo Health: “Saline is a part of what we have in our bloodstream, and is part of our naturally occurring interstitial solution.
“So it’s about as safe as one could expect.”
Kayla had her first injection done in 2022.
The procedure involves a trained plastic surgeon injecting the saltwater after numbing the breast, working in sections to achieve the desired look.
It’s an expensive treatment though, with an eye-watering price tag of $750 (£613) a pop, but it can be done from the comfort of the patient’s own home.
And according to Kayla, results only last for one day, at most.
She said: “It feels like you have implants but I don’t think it lasts 24 hours at all, it is more like 12 hours.
“It reduces throughout the day.
“You can pick the size. I got 350ccs to give myself a little something extra, with a package of 10 injections for $7,500.”
Although the model loved her instant “boost”, she admits that they made her miss her permanent boob job – and so, in December 2022, she made the decision to risk the consequences and go under the knife again.
She added: “I loved how the insta boob looked so much I decided to have my breasts done again.
”So I’m back to fake size D cups again.
“Thankfully I didn’t get any new scarring [from my implants previously]. The plastic surgeon went over previous scars.
“I do have scarring from my explant but I scar white and my lines are thin.
“I’m so happy the way I am now.
“I highly recommend anyone who gets breast implants to try saline injections first to see which size they want.
“If I didn’t have my implants, I would absolutely get the injections again.
“It helped me decide that I wanted new implants. And I got the exact size that’s right for my body.”
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