Ayesha Curry has previously been transparent about her choice to undergo plastic surgery, but recent images of the cookbook author have led to rumors that she may have undergone additional procedures.
Curry acknowledged receiving breast implants after giving birth to her first child in her 2015 interview with Rachael Ray. She claimed that after breastfeeding, she was dissatisfied with the appearance of her breasts and had made the decision to have them augmented to make herself more confident.
People speculate that Curry may have undergone additional cosmetic treatments. Her face becomes more angular, and her lips seem bigger in recent photographs. She might have had a chin implant, a nose job, or other cosmetic procedures, according to several social media comments.
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Curry has not responded to the latest rumors, although as time has gone by, she has been upfront about her issues with her physical appearance. She acknowledged “battling a bit of postpartum depression” after the birth of her second child in an appearance in 2019 with Working Mother magazine. She claimed that getting breast implants in 2016 was a choice she made to “feel better about myself.”
It is unknown if Curry has undergone any other cosmetic treatments. She has no qualms about discussing her body image and her experiences with plastic surgery, though.
Ayesha Curry received breast augmentation during postpartum depression
Ayesha claimed that she was “really, really good at hiding her feelings” and didn’t get treatment for her depression. Instead, she said that it was a “rash decision” to get breast augmentation. She ended up with bigger breasts than she desired because the procedure wasn’t performed as planned. Regarding the outcomes, she stated that she was “depressed” and “would never do anything like that again.”
“I didn’t realize at the time, but after having Ryan, I was battling a bit of postpartum that lingered for a while. It came in the form of me being depressed about my body. So I made a rash decision,” Ayesha said to Working Mother.
Curry claimed that her depression got worse as a result of the disastrous breast augmentation. She claimed that she began to isolate herself from her family and friends because she felt “ashamed” and “embarrassed” about her appearance. “I didn’t want to leave the house,” she admitted. “I didn’t want to be seen”.
When Curry finally sought treatment for her depression, her condition improved. She claimed she wanted to share her experience to support others dealing with body image or postpartum depression.