Zorana Jovanović (Zorannah) on her breast implants: what she said

She then explained her reasoning, after fans pointed out that she had previously said she liked having small breasts: “Moje grudi su i dalje relativno male. Stavila sam najmanje moguće za moje tijelo, a razlog je bio jednostavan. Ja ne nosim brushalter nikada i gravitacija je odradila svoje. Da bih nastavila da ga ne nosim morala sam da uradim ovo.” (“My breasts are still relatively small. I chose the smallest possible size for my body, and the reason was simple: I never wear a bra, and gravity did its work. To keep not wearing one, I had to do this.”)

That is the whole of her public explanation. Jovanović did not give a year, a clinic, a surgeon or the exact implant volume, so this article does not guess at any of that. Where the sections below describe methods and timelines, they describe breast augmentation in general, not her personal treatment.

That is a useful contrast to the idea that implants are only ever about going bigger.

This article does not comment on her appearance or guess at numbers she never gave. It uses her statement only as a starting point to explain, in general terms, how implant size is chosen, what the procedure involves, and what recovery looks like — information relevant whether someone wants a subtle change, like she described, or a larger one.

Implants themselves can be round or anatomical, with a smooth or textured shell, filled with silicone gel or saline; a smaller, more conservative size — like the one Zorannah described choosing — is as valid a goal as a larger one. The final decision is made at a consultation, not copied from someone else’s photo.

Before surgery, clinics typically run blood tests, a coagulation panel, infection screening, an ECG, a chest X-ray and a breast ultrasound. Aspirin-type medication, steroids and hormonal drugs, including the contraceptive pill, are usually stopped at least a month beforehand on a doctor’s advice. After childbirth, surgeons generally recommend waiting at least 6–12 months, and longer after breastfeeding ends.

By about one month the breasts settle into a more natural shape and softness. Fitness, swimming and pool use usually resume after 4–6 weeks alongside a compression garment worn over that period, and strength training is generally left until the three-month mark. Full recovery is counted at three to six months, scars keep fading for six to twelve months, and sensitivity most often returns within three to twelve months. Implants typically last around 10–15 years before most surgeons recommend reviewing them.

The first consultation is free and can be done online: the surgeon reviews photos and medical history, discusses implant size, shape and incision placement — whether someone wants a subtle result like Zorannah described or a more noticeable one — and confirms the final price, fixed in the contract. A personal coordinator stays in touch from the first message through to recovery. More details are on the breast augmentation page.

To be clear: City Medical Centre has no connection with Zorana Jovanović (Zorannah) or her treatment. Her Instagram confirmation is simply a well-known, public example of someone explaining her own reasons for choosing a small implant size.