American singer SZA, born Solána Imani Rowe, has opened up about her mixed feelings toward plastic surgery, labeling one major procedure as “stupid” and questioning its necessity. The 35 – year – old Grammy winner, whose career has soared since her 2017 debut album Ctrl—a critically acclaimed and commercially successful project—recently shared intimate insights into her personal choices and mindset during a candid interview with British Vogue.
In the interview, SZA discussed her experience headlining the Glastonbury Festival this summer, describing it as a daunting challenge that left her “scared and freaked out.” Amidst reflecting on her career and fame, she turned her focus to her decision to undergo a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL). Explaining the motivation behind the procedure, she revealed that after noticing rapid muscle growth in other areas during her gym routine, she became frustrated with her buttocks’ slow progress. However, the surgery had unforeseen consequences: she gained weight from post – operation immobility and later questioned the necessity of the procedure. “It was just so stupid,” she admitted, though she acknowledged enjoying the results and embracing the natural appearance of her enhanced figure. “I’m enjoying it. I love shaking it,” she added, balancing regret with self – acceptance.
This candid discussion follows SZA’s earlier revelation about having her breast implants removed. Appearing on the SHE MD podcast, she detailed complications from fibrosis (abnormal scar tissue) in her breasts, which required medical markers to be implanted. These markers eventually caused pain, leading her to opt for implant removal. While she emphasized that plastic surgery is a personal choice, SZA highlighted a shift in her priorities, stating, “I need to get my f**king mental health together.” Her remarks underscore a broader reflection on body image and self – worth, blending honesty about her experiences with a message with a message of self – compassion. As she navigates fame and personal growth, SZA’s willingness to share both the regrets and the realities of her choices offers a raw perspective on beauty, autonomy, and the complexities of self – transformation in the public eye.
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