One Year After BBL Surgery: Bukolaryy Reveals Lessons & Regrets
BBL Journey: Bukolaryy Shares One-Year Update & Tips

Nigerian content creator and food vendor Bukola Olufemi, popularly known as Bukolaryy, has marked one year since undergoing transformative cosmetic procedures that included a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL), Lipo 360, and arm liposuction.

The Decision That Changed Everything

In an exclusive interview, Bukolaryy revealed that her decision to undergo cosmetic surgery stemmed from growing insecurities and low self-esteem. The turning point came when jeans from her regular vendor no longer fit, despite multiple attempts to size up. "Omooo, you don big oo, ahh this one is too much," she recalled realizing during that frustrating shopping experience.

Unlike many who might hesitate before such procedures, Bukolaryy approached her decision with unwavering confidence. "Nahhhh, I didn't, I don't at all, I wasn't even scared of anything, instead I was so happy, very happy," she shared about her pre-surgery mindset.

Choosing the Right Medical Facility

Bukolaryy selected CGE Healthcare, also known as CURVYGIRLSSENTIALS, after extensive research. The clinic's educational and informative social media presence convinced her they were the right choice. "They were the only people with such an educational, informative, and fun page," she explained. "Their results were very natural and demure."

The financial investment was substantial, with the actual surgery costing 6.1 million naira. When factoring in recovery expenses including fajas (compression garments), medications, and massages, the total reached approximately 9-10 million naira.

The Recovery Journey and Results

Bukolaryy underwent all three procedures simultaneously in November 2024. The recovery process involved significant physical discomfort initially, but she was moving around within weeks. She visited the cinema just one month post-operation, using a special BBL pillow since patients cannot sit directly on their buttocks for six weeks after surgery.

When asked about maintenance one year later, Bukolaryy clarified misconceptions. "There's nothing like maintaining in the way most of you all are thinking of, oh. I'd say the maintenance we do now is just maintaining the weight so it doesn't jeopardise the results."

Lessons Learned and Regrets

Reflecting on her journey, Bukolaryy identified one significant thing she would do differently: taking compression and massages more seriously during the second and third months of recovery.

The procedures have dramatically changed her lifestyle and wardrobe. "I wear dresses that the old me would never think of wearing in broad daylight; my whole wardrobe has changed!" she exclaimed.

Addressing common myths about BBL surgery, Bukolaryy confirmed that any unusual smells only occur during the first 3-4 days post-surgery due to fluids from healing incisions. She also firmly dismissed criticism that women should "just go to the gym" instead of opting for surgery.

Her confidence has skyrocketed since the procedures, and she considers the decision one of the best she's ever made. The biggest lesson she's learned? "That you do better when you're confident. There's nothing like knowing your self-worth honestly."

For those considering similar procedures, Bukolaryy emphasizes thorough research and selecting reputable medical facilities. "Trust me, the only thing that would make you regret getting your body done is if you go to the wrong and bad clinic."

Bukolaryy's story represents a growing trend of Nigerians taking control of their body confidence through cosmetic procedures, with her transparent account providing valuable insights for others considering similar journeys.