A woman who claims to have the "biggest boobs in the world" has shared that they're a burden she now struggles to carry, as the weight of them now feels like a "knife slicing into her back." Lorena Fabiana Colotta, also known as Sabrina Sabrok, is known for her plastic surgery "obsessed" look - but her TTT cup-size breasts are something her surgeons have advised the 52-year-old to remove.
Sabrina shared that she doesn't want to remove the implants as she doesn't want to be "flat-chested", as she's had implants since she was just 25 years old. Since that first surgery, the model has had 15 surgeries on her chest alone, costing over £80,000 ($100,000+) to date. And it's estimated that each of her breasts weighs a whopping 15lbs.
Speaking about her breasts, Sabrina, who lives in Mexico City, said: "It's made an impact on my entire life, as I can't ignore the pain. It feels like a knife is cutting into my back slowly, but I refuse to reduce my breasts as I can't see myself without the huge implants. I feel bad about removing them and I really don't want to do it.
"I've done several radio imaging studies and I'm doing simple exercises, but I still have so much pain. I don't know exactly what will happen if I stay the way I am now, but I think the matter will only get worse. It's affecting my mind, because I believe my entire career has benefited because of my implants, so I really appreciate them. As a final option, I will reduce them if I need to."
Sabrina said she would happily go down to a cup size C if it helps her feel better - but it's a stark difference from her current 38TTT size. And in a bid to keep her mind off the life-altering ordeal, the former teacher and Playboy model is focusing on staying youthful. She claims thanks to her top tips, people assume she's 20 years younger than she actually is.
She said: "Don't drink alcohol, as this is super important because it dries out your skin, which no one wants. Ensure to have lots of water, so that the skin stays fully hydrated, and don't smoke because this makes you age quicker. Eating healthily is also super important to ensure all the vitamins needed for your skin are consumed."
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