Children's Star Michal Hakatanah Undergoes Breast Implant Surgery
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Children's star Michal Hakatanah (Michal Weitzman) had breast implant surgery on Sunday under local anesthesia. She shared her recovery on Instagram, expressing happiness with the decision despite her busy schedule. The 40-minute procedure was performed by Dr. Eran Milt using a new technique.
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- Children's star Michal Hakatanah underwent breast implant surgery on Sunday.
- The procedure was performed under local anesthesia and lasted about 40 minutes.
- Michal Hakatanah shared her positive recovery experience on Instagram.
- She decided to reinsert implants after previously removing them for health reasons.
- The surgery occurred during a busy period of rehearsals and upcoming performances.
Children's star Michal Hakatanah, also known as Michal Weitzman, underwent a breast augmentation surgery on Sunday to reinsert implants she had previously removed. The procedure, performed under local anesthesia, took place during a busy period for the performer, who is currently rehearsing for Hanukkah shows and is scheduled for 80 performances in the coming days.
Weitzman shared her experience on Instagram shortly after the surgery, stating she felt "great" and "really happy" she had undergone the procedure. She explained that she had implants for many years but decided to remove them a few years ago, prioritizing her health and wanting to give her body a "break." However, she later felt she wanted them back.
She opted for surgery under local anesthesia due to her demanding schedule as a mother of six, managing a household, and a career with a packed itinerary. Weitzman stated that a full anesthesia and a long recovery period were not feasible for her at this time.
The surgery, which lasted approximately 40 minutes, was performed by Dr. Eran Milt using a new technique recently introduced in Israel.
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