Did Jade Anna van Vliet have a breast augmentation? Yes, and she explained every choice herself

On 16 October 2024, the same outlet reported that she had posted an extensive Q&A on Instagram going into the details. She explained why she picked a particular implant shape: “Niet met vet. Ik ben voor een anatomische vorm gegaan. Dat betekent dat het meer een druppelvorm heeft dan een ronde. Dat vond ik heel belangrijk.” (“Not with fat. I went for an anatomical shape. That means it has more of a teardrop form than a round one. That was very important to me.”) On the size, she said: “Ik heb tegen hem gezegd: ‘Ik wil geen huge ass boobs, ik wil gewoon mooie borsten die bij mijn lichaam passen.’” (“I told him: ‘I don't want huge ass boobs, I just want beautiful breasts that fit my body.’”) She also stressed that she paid for everything herself: “Ik heb het volledig zelf betaald, het is niet gesponsord.” (“I paid for it entirely myself, it's not sponsored.”)

That is the full basis of this article. Jade Anna named the implant shape she chose and described her own aftercare, but she did not name the clinic or the surgeon, so this article does not guess at either. The sections below explain breast augmentation in general, not her own procedure.

Surgeons encourage exactly this kind of conversation before surgery: naming a realistic size and shape, not a size copied from someone else, and understanding that cup size alone does not determine the result — implant volume, body frame and existing tissue all play a role, which is part of why Jade Anna described choosing an anatomical implant rather than simply a bigger round one.

• Implant placement — under the glandular tissue or under the chest muscle, depending on the patient's own tissue.
• Size — chosen together with the surgeon based on body frame and the patient's goal, not a fixed cup size.

At City Medical Centre the surgeon chooses the implant shape, size and placement together with the patient after an examination, based on the same kind of consultation Jade Anna described having herself.

Jade Anna also described a consultation stage at her own clinic before the operation, which is standard practice everywhere the procedure is done properly.

Jade Anna said she had to wear a sports bra given by her clinic for six weeks afterwards — in line with the usual 4–6 week compression-garment period, during which fitness, swimming, pools and the sea gradually become possible again. Around one month, the breasts take on a more natural shape and softness. By three months, remaining discomfort usually resolves as the tissue settles fully around the implant, and strength training can resume.

More details are on the breast augmentation page, where you can book the free consultation or simply write to the clinic on Telegram.

To be clear: City Medical Centre has no connection with Jade Anna van Vliet or her treatment. Her story is simply a well-known example of someone who explained her own breast augmentation, step by step, in her own words.