I love flaunting my big bum after getting a BBL… mean trolls say I should ask for a refund, but I love my new booty | The Sun

A YOUNG woman has gone viral after showing off her post-surgery BBL body – but trolls reckon she needs to demand a refund.

Despite being dubbed the most dangerous plastic surgery in the world, the notorious Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) is still as popular as ever.

Each year sees thousands of beauty lovers willing to risk their lives for a perkier bum and a smaller waist – but with one in 3,000 procedures resulting in death, the hourglass shape comes at a high price.

However, the dark statistics clearly haven't been enough to stop one woman, Shel (@shelsnewtiktok), from going under the knife to get her dreamy body.

Shel, believed to be from Austin, Texas, always reckoned her bum was big, saying it was a struggle to walk around with a ''fat a$$''.

Nonetheless, it appears the Before glutes from 2021 weren't large enough, so the young blonde forked out for a plastic surgery.

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Since then, the US stunner has begun sharing numerous clips rocking her fake curves on TikTok, where she has close to 124k fans.

Proud of her new body, Shel can be seen opting for figure-hugging garments and jiggling her bum from all angles.

But whilst she may be oozing with confidence, it seems that people on social media haven't fallen head over heels for her BBL.

After seeing Shel bounce her curves in one such video, TikTok fans were so mortified, they insisted she demanded her money back.

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''BB-badly done,'' someone else added.

''Hope you still got the receipt,'' a third was horrified.

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Although Shel hasn't disclosed how much the surgery cost her, numerous people reckoned it must've been a free promotion.

''it's lopsided,'' a fourth pointed out.

For now, Shel doesn't appear to be regretting her decision to go under the knife.

But one woman who does is Nicole Amelia (@therealnicolita_), from New Jersey, the US.

Back in high school, the bartender said in her video, Nicole used to ooze with confidence.

''I was only 115lbs but my skinniness didn't matter to me.''

However, at some point people around Nicole started pointing out her natural built as a flaw, which ultimately affected her self-esteem.

''My best friend's dad used to tell me I looked like a 12-year-old boy because of how skinny I was. That used to really bother me.''

The mean comments didn't stop there – one of Nicole's first love interests in college would make fun of her petite figure and to make matters worse, he'd like photos of girls who were more curvy.

By the next few years, Nicole grew insecure about how she looked and started working out at the gym.

''And that was great – it helped me out a lot, I gained a lot of weight.''

But although things were looking up, a bad break-up with her then-boyfriend changed everything and Nicole suddenly found herself getting a BBL.

''I paid a lot of money and went through a lot of pain because of how I thought society wanted to see me and because I felt so insecure based on the things that happened to me in my life.

''I won't lie – I looked great. But honestly, beauty fades so it's best to find confidence from within,'' she reminded her thousands of followers.

''It's fine if you want a few nips and tucks here and there – but just make sure you're doing it for yourself and no one else.''

Hearing Nicole's story, social media users flocked to comments where they thanked her for being so open and honest about her experience.

One wrote: ''A grown man should never comment on a young girl’s body, I’m so glad you found confidence within yourself!!''

Another penned: ''I had no problem with my looks either until ppl pointed out my *flaws*.''

''Sounds like my story to the T. I've wanted a bbl but never had the money.

''I needed to hear this,'' a third saw the video just in time.

''Yup…. I never once thought poorly of myself / my skinniness.

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