Lydia Wanjiru opens up on BBL recovery

By , December 5, 2025

Lydia Wanjiru has shared her experience after undergoing a BBL procedure, explaining the fears she had, how her body reacted, and the steps she has been taking during recovery.

On Instagram on Friday, November 5, 2025, she said she had been worried after seeing how other people healed, especially the darkening of the tummy area.

“I had feared that my tummy would go completely black/dark as I’ve seen from others’ healing process, but mine didn’t turn as much,” she said.

Lydia explained that every healing journey is different and reminded people that bodies never react the same way.

Lydia Wanjiru’s post. PHOTO/Screengrab by K24 Digital

She advised anyone going through a similar process to remain close to their medical team throughout recovery.

“You just have to stay in touch with your doctor and hospital in case you need clarification,” she said.

Lydia noted that this helped her stay calm and understand what was normal and what needed medical attention.

Recovery signs and daily changes

Lydia also shared how she knew her body was healing. She said the signs started on her left side, where she began feeling her skin itch.

“This is my left side. How do you know you’re healing? When your skin starts feeling itchy followed by intense peeling,” she explained.

She added that the peeling should not cause panic because it is part of the process. According to her, “You just have to shower and moisturise, and there’s nothing to worry about! Most of it has gone down now, actually.”

Lydia Wanjiru’s post. PHOTO/Screengrab by K24 Digital

She said that despite the challenges, the results made sense for her and her goals. She compared the procedure to the effort needed in the gym.

“But I’d choose this any day, anytime, because how long would gym and dieting take me to get such a body?” she said.

She added that life moves fast and sometimes decisions are made based on time and results.

“Mambo ni mengi masaa ni machache, literally,” she added.

Lydia also reminded people that everyone is free to choose what works for them. She said she understands that these surgeries come with risks, and anyone thinking about them needs to be fully prepared.

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