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Did Mirta Miler have her breasts done? Yes, and she explained exactly how
In a "get ready with me" video answering followers' questions, Croatian influencer Mirta Miler, followed by around 19 million people on TikTok, explained that part of her body transformation involved moving her own fat into her breasts. Below is exactly what she said, where it was published, and what that kind of breast augmentation involves for anyone considering it today.
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The main points in 30 seconds
- Croatian influencer Mirta Miler, with 19 million TikTok followers, had a fat-transfer augmentation.
- She said fat was taken from her belly and moved into her breasts.
- She explained the method so followers wouldn't think her shape came from diet and training alone.
- She did not name a clinic, surgeon or specific technique.
Key facts about the procedure
- Back to work7–14 days
- Stay in clinic1 day
- AnaesthesiaGeneral
- Fixed price$4,700
I had a fat transfer done. They took fat from my belly and moved it into my breasts.
What did Mirta Miler say about her breast procedure?
As Bljesak.info reported, Miler said in the video, while answering questions about her diet, training and body: “Napravila sam transfer masnoće. Uzeli su mi salo s trbuha i prebacili ga u grudi” (“I had a fat transfer done. They took fat from my belly and moved it into my breasts”), adding that it mattered to her to be fully transparent so as not to create unrealistic expectations among her followers.
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WhatsAppThat is all this article relies on. She did not name a clinic, a surgeon or a specific technique beyond describing the fat-transfer idea in her own words, and we do not guess at any of it. Where the text below explains the procedure and recovery, it describes fat-transfer breast augmentation in general, not her treatment.
Why her openness matters
Miler's statement is notable because she distinguished her result from diet and training alone, something many followers assumed was the whole story. By naming the procedure plainly — liposuction of the abdomen followed by fat grafting into the breasts — she gave a transparent account instead of letting her transformation be read as purely natural.
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This article does not comment on her appearance or judge her choice; the point is that she chose to be specific about the method rather than staying vague.
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How fat-transfer breast augmentation is done today
Fat-transfer (autologous) breast augmentation is a two-part procedure in one operation. First, fat is removed by liposuction from a donor area such as the abdomen, flanks or thighs. The fat is then purified and injected into the breast tissue in small amounts, layer by layer, to add volume gradually rather than in one large pocket.
Implant-based augmentation
- What is placed
- A silicone or saline implant
- Typical volume change
- Can add a larger, more defined volume increase
Fat-transfer augmentation
- What is placed
- The patient's own fat, taken by liposuction
- Typical volume change
- Usually a more modest, natural-feeling increase, as the donor fat supply limits volume
Combined approach
- What is placed
- An implant plus fat grafting
- Typical volume change
- Used to refine shape or correct asymmetry alongside an implant
Which option suits a given patient — and how much volume the available donor fat can realistically provide — is assessed by the surgeon at the consultation, not from an influencer's story.
Who is a candidate and how to prepare
Fat-transfer augmentation suits women who want a modest, natural-feeling increase and have enough donor fat available, and who would also like some contouring at the donor site, as Miler described with her abdomen.
- Enough donor fat is needed. Very lean patients may not have enough to achieve a noticeable change and may be better suited to implants instead.
- Tests: blood tests, coagulation, infection tests, ECG and breast ultrasound before surgery.
- Medication: blood-thinning medicines, steroids and hormonal drugs are stopped in agreement with the doctor beforehand.
- Risks to discuss: some of the transferred fat does not survive and is naturally reabsorbed, so more than one session can be needed for a bigger change; other risks include fat necrosis, small lumps, infection and asymmetry.
What recovery looks like
Recovery combines healing at both the donor site and the breasts. Non-physical work is possible after 7–14 days. By about three weeks, swelling at both sites has mostly settled, with no lifting over 3 kg and no raising the arms above shoulder level in that period.
By one month the breasts take on a more natural shape, and fitness, swimming and the pool are usually allowed at 4–6 weeks, with a compression garment worn over the liposuctioned area during that time. By three months discomfort has generally disappeared and the transferred fat that survived has settled into the tissue, at which point strength training is usually cleared.
How recovery after fat-transfer breast augmentation usually goes
- Day of surgeryLiposuction of the donor area and fat grafting into the breasts; one day in hospital.
- Days 1–3Moderate discomfort at both sites; rest, with help at home if possible.
- Days 7–14Return to non-physical work.
- About 3 weeksSwelling at both sites mostly settled; no lifting over 3 kg.
- Weeks 4–6Compression garment over the donor area no longer needed; fitness and swimming allowed.
- 3 monthsDiscomfort gone; surviving transferred fat has settled; strength training allowed.
Fat-transfer breast augmentation at City Medical Centre
City Medical Centre performs breast augmentation for international patients, including fat-transfer techniques, with a free first consultation that can be held online, where the surgeon assesses the available donor fat and the realistic result before confirming a price.
Implant-based augmentation is a fixed $4,700 all-inclusive: anaesthesia, the hospital stay and a year of follow-up by the plastic surgeon; a fat-transfer plan is priced after the consultation, once the donor areas and expected volume are assessed. More details are on the breast augmentation page.
To be clear: City Medical Centre has no connection with Mirta Miler or her treatment. Her story is simply a well-known example of someone who spoke openly about how her result was achieved.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly did Mirta Miler say she had done?
She said she had a fat transfer: fat was removed from her stomach by liposuction and moved into her breasts to add volume.
Is fat-transfer breast augmentation the same as getting implants?
No. It uses the patient's own fat taken by liposuction instead of a silicone or saline implant, and it usually gives a more modest increase than an implant can.
Why did she say the transparency mattered to her?
She said she wanted to be fully open with her followers so her transformation would not create unrealistic expectations if people assumed it came from diet and training alone.
Does all the transferred fat survive permanently?
No. Some of the grafted fat does not survive and is reabsorbed by the body, which is why more than one session can be needed for a larger or longer-lasting change.
How much does breast augmentation cost at City Medical Centre?
Implant-based augmentation is a fixed $4,700 all-inclusive. A fat-transfer plan is priced after a free consultation, once the available donor fat is assessed.
Sources
What the article says about the celebrity is based only on these public statements.
- Bljesak.info, 24 July 2026
Medical background and further reading
General information about the procedure from health authorities and medical societies. It is not advice for any individual patient.
- PubMed / NCBI — Recognizing and Managing Breast Implant Complications: A Review (Int J Womens Health, 2025)
- PubMed / NCBI — Outcomes in primary breast augmentation: 1539 consecutive cases (Plast Reconstr Surg, 2015)
- American Society of Plastic Surgeons — Breast Augmentation
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration — Breast Implants
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