Did Gloria Camila have breast surgery? Yes — and she told the whole story

When she finally decided to act, she announced it to her followers before the operation, not after: “Hace años me operé el pecho y no quedé nada contenta con el resultado, pero ha llegado el momento de ponerle solución” — years ago she had breast surgery and was not at all happy with the result, but the moment had come to fix it. The corrective operation, in 2024, was a full remodelling rather than a simple implant swap: volume and shape correction, removal of keloid scars, and abdominal remodelling alongside. By March 2025 she gave the update her followers had been waiting for: “Estoy bastante contenta” — she was quite happy now. Her honest note on the process: “El posoperatorio es doloroso, pero ha valido la pena” — the recovery hurts, but it was worth it. And she addressed the women watching her story directly: “Sé que muchas de vosotras estáis en mi misma situación” — I know many of you are in my same situation.

That is what this article relies on: her quoted words in the newspaper's report. Everything below describes breast implant surgery in general, not her treatment.

None of that makes augmentation a bad operation; it makes the first choice of surgeon and implant type, and the aftercare, decisive.

Her account also shows the two decisions that matter in a correction: first, saying out loud what is wrong — her Instagram announcement named the dissatisfaction and the rotation problem plainly — and second, waiting for the right moment rather than rushing. The recovery warning she gave, that it hurts but is worth it, is exactly the kind of expectation-setting that makes patients cooperate with the aftercare plan instead of panicking in the difficult first weeks.

The plan is made at the consultation after examining the existing implants and scars — not from a celebrity story.

• Bring the full history of any previous breast surgery, including the operative report if you have it.
• Plan the recovery honestly, as she advises: the post-operative period hurts, and accepting that in advance makes it manageable.
• Prepare the standard set: blood tests, ECG, chest X-ray and breast ultrasound, with blood-thinning medicines stopped on the doctor's schedule.

For three weeks there is no lifting over 3 kg and no raising the arms above shoulder level. Compression garments are worn for 4–6 weeks; swimming and fitness usually return then, strength training after about three months. Swelling settles in about a month, and the final result of a correction is judged after several months.

The price is $4,700 and covers result modelling, anaesthesia, the inpatient stay with meals, dressings and check-ups for a full year. More details are on the breast augmentation page and the page for patients from Madrid.

To be clear: City Medical Centre has no connection with Gloria Camila or her treatment. Her story is quoted here only because she chose to speak about her operations openly.